Federico Dimarco has a message for his doubters: this Scudetto is for you. The Inter Milan star dedicated the club's 21st Serie A title to "those who said I was finished" after a challenging previous season.

For Inter, this championship marks a triumphant return to the summit of Italian football. It's their second Scudetto in three years and the first for head coach Cristian Chivu, who becomes the first foreign manager to win Serie A since José Mourinho in 2010—a piece of history that adds extra shine to the Nerazzurri's silverware.

Dimarco has been nothing short of sensational this campaign, contributing to 25 goals across all competitions. His performances have silenced critics and reminded everyone why he's one of Serie A's most dynamic defenders.

"It's an amazing feeling. To see Milan coloured in black and blue is special," Dimarco told InterTV after the title was secured. "It tastes like a restart after the bad disappointments of last season. We have restarted with the team and staff members. We have worked hard and crowned the dream of the 21st Scudetto."

The Italian international's words carry extra weight given the adversity Inter faced. "We are a united team, and we were united in difficult moments too, when we were being beaten from every direction. We always showed up, and now we enjoy this title. It means so much after what happened last year. I dedicate it to all the people who are close to me, especially those who said I was finished at the end of last season."

Inter clinched the title with three games to spare, securing 26 wins from 35 league matches. The decisive moment came with a 2-0 victory, needing just a single point but delivering a statement win instead. As night fell on Milan, Dimarco and his teammates headed to Piazza Duomo to celebrate with thousands of passionate fans, painting the city black and blue.

For the Inter faithful, this title isn't just another trophy—it's a redemption story written in sweat, grit, and a defiant response to every doubt that came their way.