Inter Miami CF's former midfielder Benjamin Cremaschi has reportedly made his move to Parma permanent after the Serie A club activated his buy option for just under $5 million. Cremaschi, who had nine appearances for Parma before suffering a season-ending meniscus injury in March, is now set to continue his career in Italy. This permanent transfer opens up roster flexibility for Inter Miami CF as they look to reshape their squad. Cremaschi initially joined Parma on loan in September 2025, and the club has now exercised the €4 million clause to secure his services. The American midfielder, who emerged from Inter Miami CF's academy, was named U.S. Young Player of the Year last season and has earned three senior caps for the national team. Despite his potential, Cremaschi faced challenges at Parma, struggling for form and fitness after his transfer. He made his debut in October but had limited opportunities before his injury. His departure from Inter Miami CF was anticipated, especially after he expressed frustration with the coaching tactics of then-manager Javier Mascherano. Cremaschi's desire for more playing time ultimately led to his loan and subsequent permanent move to Parma.