

FolioPitch.com – 26 July 2026 | Inter Milan has made a significant move to secure the future of two of their young stars, Yann Bisseck and Francesco Pio Esposito, with contract extension agreements in place until 2031. The Nerazzurri have been working hard to tie down some of their current first-team players to new deals, and this latest development is set to be a major boost to the squad.
According to reports, Bisseck, who is currently one of the lowest earners in the first-team squad, is set to receive a significant increase to his current net salary of €1.5m-per-season. The 25-year-old had been linked with a move to Bayern Munich this summer, but it seems that he will be staying in San Siro for the foreseeable future.
Esposito, on the other hand, is a talented young Italy striker who has been making waves in Serie A. His contract extension until 2031 will come as a welcome boost to the Inter faithful, who are eager to see their team continue to compete at the highest level.
While the summer transfer market has been a slightly disappointing one for Inter, with the loss of Marco Palestra to Chelsea and the collapse of a deal for Anan Khalaili, this latest development is sure to be a major coup for the Nerazzurri. With Bisseck and Esposito committed to the club until 2031, Inter will be well-placed to compete with the likes of Juventus and AC Milan in the years to come.
It remains to be seen how this latest development will impact the transfer market, but one thing is for sure – Inter have secured the future of two of their most promising young players, and that can only be a good thing for the club and their fans.
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