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Inter Ready To Treble Pio Esposito Earnings With Huge New Contract

Inter want to ward off interest in Pio Esposito from the big English clubs.

Giuseppe Labellarte Giuseppe Labellarte Updated on 16 January 2026

Inter are preparing a bumper new contract offer for Francesco Pio Esposito after his superb season so far.

The 20-year-old’s stock has risen quickly after his late winner against Lecce helped Inter become ‘winter champions’.

Italian reports say Premier League interest is growing, and Inter’s response is to move early with improved terms.

Esposito already renewed last year, signing a deal that runs to June 2030, but Inter are said to be ready to upgrade it again.

Inter ready to more than double Pio Esposito wages

Inter are working on an extension to 2031 with a big salary increase for Pio Esposito, according to Tuttosport.

The Nerazzurri reportedly held initial discussions with agent Mario Giuffredi to try to secure Esposito’s signature by the spring.

In addition to a contract extension, Esposito is also in line to more than double his wages.

His salary, currently just over €1m, would more than double to €2.5m per season, with the possibility of it reaching €3m thanks to bonuses.

This move by Inter was made inevitable, according to the Italian newspaper, by pressure from major European clubs.

Several scouts from across Europe – especially England – have reportedly arrived at San Siro to monitor him closely.

Why Inter are moving now to tie Pio Esposito down to new contract

Esposito’s decisive moment against Lecce capped off a brilliant first half of the season for player and club.

His physical presence, sharp movement, and calm finishing under pressure are just what Inter need for now and for the future.

Footitalia have discussed Esposito’s rapid rise since coming through Inter’s academy, along with two strong loan seasons at Spezia.

Lautaro Martinez loves Esposito too, saying he will be crucial for the future of the Azzurri.

The 6ft 3in striker is a classic No. 9, giving Inter a target for crosses, but he also links play and helps the press.


In addition, Esposito has already broken into Italy’s senior set-up, which tends to increase attention from abroad.

Inter’s wider strategy is to protect core assets early, especially when English clubs can offer higher fees and wages.

For Esposito, a new deal would be a reward for impact and consistency, plus a sign Inter trust him as part of their future.

And Inter would send a signal of intent, namely that the ‘winter champions’ hero is here to stay.

Giuseppe Labellarte

Giuseppe Labellarte

Giuseppe Labellarte is a sports journalist with over a decade of professional experience in the industry. His main professional expertise is in soccer. Prior to joining FootItalia, he worked for the likes of Sports Mole, TBR Football, the Chelsea Chronicle and numerous other sites, along with having bylines in the likes of the Nottingham Post. He holds degrees in Journalism and International Relations.

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