Overview
- Inter officially announced on Sunday that Francesco Pio Esposito has signed a contract running until June 2032.
- Esposito described the renewal as very emotional and credited coach Cristian Chivu for guiding his rise from the Under-14s to the first team.
- The six-year length uses a recent Italian rule change that allows six-season deals and is meant to protect Inter’s investment by deterring late transfer bids.
- Reports say the extension comes with a notable salary increase to about €2.7m net per season, up from around €1.85m, though outlets show small discrepancies in exact figures.
- Esposito helped Inter win the 2026 Serie A and Coppa Italia double and has started the new season in form, scoring a backheel goal against Monza after making his senior debut at the 2025 Club World Cup.