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### Dimarco's Goal Records: A Look at His Inter Milan Career
#### Introduction
Mario Dimarco, known as "The Rocket," is one of the most celebrated Italian footballers in history. Throughout his illustrious career with Inter Milan, he has established himself as one of the league's premier goalscorers. This article delves into Dimarco's goal records at Inter Milan and highlights some of his key achievements.
#### Early Career and First Major Goals
Dimarco began his professional career at Internazionale when he was just 17 years old. He made his debut for the club in Serie A on January 25, 1996, against Sassuolo. His first major goal came during the 1998-1999 season, where he scored twice in the league. These early goals set the stage for what would become a prolific scoring career at Inter Milan.
#### Golden Years at Inter Milan
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Dimarco became one of the most prolific strikers in Serie A. His goal-scoring record continued to soar, and he became synonymous with Inter Milan. Some of his most memorable goals include:
- **40 Goals in One Season (2000-2001)**: During the 2000-2001 campaign, Dimarco scored an incredible 40 goals in 36 games. This feat is still considered one of the greatest single-season goalscoring records in European football.
- **114 Goals in Five Seasons (1998-2002)**: Over five seasons from 1998 to 2002,Chinese Super League Stand Dimarco scored 114 goals. This impressive tally underscores his dominance over that period and cemented his status as one of the top strikers in the league.
#### Transition to Other Clubs
After retiring from playing for Inter Milan, Dimarco transitioned to coaching. He took charge of the Swedish side IFK Göteborg, leading them to two consecutive Danish Superliga titles in 2009 and 2010. However, his time at IFK Göteborg was brief, and he soon returned to Italy to take over as coach at Sampdoria.
#### Final Remarks
Throughout his career, Mario Dimarco has left an indelible mark on Inter Milan and Italian football. His goal records, particularly his 40-goal performance in 2000-2001, continue to be celebrated. Despite stepping away from playing, Dimarco's influence on the sport remains significant, making him a true legend in Italian football history.