Inter have secured the long‑term future of Pio Esposito, who has signed a landmark contract extension running until 2032. The agreement is historic in Italian football, where deals traditionally do not exceed five years, making the six‑season renewal a notable exception. Esposito, born in 2005 and widely considered one of the club’s most promising talents, receives a significant salary increase as part of the new terms, rising from approximately €1.2 million to €2.7 million per year.
The striker enjoyed a breakout campaign last season, earning his first senior international call‑up and attracting interest from major European clubs throughout the summer. Despite the attention, Esposito remained committed to Inter’s project and made clear his desire to continue developing in Milan. The renewal reinforces the Nerazzurri’s strategy of building around young, homegrown talent and signals their confidence in Esposito’s potential to become a central figure in the club’s future ambitions.