Serie A's top talent: Dimarco has created over 10 key chances this season, the only one in the Big Five leagues.

While Serie A has turned into a retirement spot for seasoned players and a place for struggling stars to revive their careers, it still boasts quality players. Data from the well-known source Squawka shows that Inter Milan’s 27-year-old Italian wing-backDimarcohas created no fewer than 10 significant chances this season.

According to Squawka, Dimarco is the only player in the Big Five leagues so far this season to have created at least 10 key chances. Additionally, he leads Serie A in two other categories this season: 23 accurate crosses and 3 assists (tied for first), both the highest in the league.

With a market value of 50 million euros, Dimarco ranks ninth in Serie A. From my perspective, Italian internationals need the courage to step out of their comfort zones. Serie A today is synonymous with a slow-paced game; to improve further, players should follow Tonali’s example and take on the challenge of stronger leagues like the Premier League. This would also benefit the revival of Italian football. Italy, a four-time World Cup winner, has missed the last two tournaments, and in this World Cup qualifying cycle, they are likely to be overtaken by Norway, led by Haaland, finishing second in their group and having to compete in playoffs for a spot at the 2026 World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.