‘Unstoppable’ Italy International Changes Inter Milan Fortunes In Comeback Victory Over Pisa | OneFootball

Inter Milan found their turning point through Federico Dimarco as the Italy international completely reshaped the 6-2 comeback win over Pisa.

Inter trailed early at San Siro, but the match changed the moment Dimarco entered the contest, delivering a performance the Italian press described as “unstoppable.”

Cristian Chivu initially planned to give the wing-back some rest, but Inter’s absence from Dimarco lasted little more than half an hour.

With Pisa taking advantage and Luis Henrique struggling, Chivu turned to his most reliable outlet to stem the flow and restore balance. The response was immediate.

According to Corriere dello Sport, via FCInterNews, Dimarco fixed Inter almost single-handedly.

Inter 6-2 Pisa – Dimarco Drives Nerazzurri In Comeback Rout

MILAN, ITALY – DECEMBER 09: Federico Dimarco of FC Internazionale in action during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD6 match between FC Internazionale Milano and Liverpool FC at Stadio San Siro on December 09, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

In just over an hour on the pitch, he provided the decisive passes for goals scored by Lautaro Martinez and Ange-Yoan Bonny, struck the post, and delivered a constant stream of dangerous crosses.

He then capped the display by taking matters into his own hands after the break, scoring Inter’s fourth goal and completing the turnaround.

The newspaper highlighted how Dimarco’s introduction changed the entire complexion of the match.

Pisa never managed to contain him, a problem that has affected several opponents in recent weeks.

The report noted that “in this phase of the season Dimarco is truly uncontainable,” underlining his growing dominance.

The numbers only tell part of the story. Dimarco has now scored three goals in his last four league appearances and sits on five for the season.

More importantly, he continues to control the left flank almost alone, especially with Carlos Augusto often redeployed elsewhere.

Inter are now enjoying what the paper called “a complete Dimarco,” fully autonomous physically and decisive tactically, a pillar capable of dragging the Nerazzurri through difficult moments.