Inter Miami academy graduate Benjamin Cremaschi has made his permanent move to Parma official. Cremaschi, who spent the 2025-26 season with the Italian team, became the first Miami academy product to secure a move to one of Europe's top five leagues in MLS history. The 21-year-old signed his first contract with Miami's senior team in 2023 and has helped them win both the 2023 Leagues Cup and 2024 Supporters' Shield. In total, Cremaschi has scored eight goals and registered nine assists in 107 games for Miami across all competitions. "Seeing a player who grew up in our academy, made his debut with the first team and is now making the leap to European football is a huge source of pride for all of us at Inter Miami," commented sporting director Alberto Marrero. "There is no greater satisfaction for a club, and this is the model we want to solidify. Benja demonstrates that talent, combined with a solid development process and real opportunities in the first team, can lead our players to compete in the best leagues in the world." However, Cremaschi expressed dissatisfaction with his playing time under Javier Mascherano in August 2025, which led to his season-long loan to Parma. That deal included an option to buy, which Parma activated, with the United States international signing a five-year contract with the Serie A side. Last season he made
nine appearances in all competitions but is still awaiting his first goal.
