Fresh transfer whispers suggest that Manchester United are keeping a close watch on Federico Dimarco, with journalist Ben Jacobs reporting that the club’s scouts have been monitoring the Italian closely at Inter Milan.
Now 28, Dimarco is operating at the peak of his powers. The Italian international has built a reputation in Serie A and European competition as one of the most dangerous left-sided players in the game. His delivery from wide areas is consistently precise, he poses a threat from set pieces, and he combines defensive discipline with an attacking edge that modern full-backs are expected to provide.
With questions lingering over Luke Shaw’s durability and long-term role, and with Dorgu often deployed in advanced positions, United may be considering a more dependable solution on the left. Dimarco’s versatility would allow him to operate as a traditional left-back or as a wing-back in a system built on width and overlapping runs.
The prospect of Dorgu driving forward while Dimarco supports from deeper areas paints an exciting tactical picture. If United are prioritizing immediate impact over long-term development, Dimarco represents a proven, ready-made option who could strengthen that flank instantly.
Should United make their move?
