Inter Reportedly Extend Francesco Pio Esposito’s Contract to 2032
The eight-season agreement is reported to be the first Serie A contract to exceed five seasons, with Esposito’s annual salary rising to €2.7 million.
Inter have reportedly extended striker Francesco Pio Esposito’s contract through 2032, securing the player on an eight-season agreement shortly after the summer transfer window ended.
Yahoo Sports reported that the deal would be the first in Italy to run for more than five seasons. Esposito’s annual salary is expected to rise from €1.85 million to €2.7 million, although the supplied reporting does not clarify whether the figure is net or gross.
The agreement follows a legislative change that has reportedly allowed Italian clubs to sign contracts longer than five seasons since 30 June 2025. The new maximum term is eight seasons, bringing Serie A closer to a structure already common in some overseas leagues.
The longer term does not appear to remove the main accounting constraint for Italian clubs. Amortisation is still expected to be spread over five years, limiting the financial benefit of extending a contract beyond that period.
Esposito has recorded 12 goals and eight assists in 53 matches for Inter after previously spending time at Spezia. The reported renewal represents a long-term commitment to the striker, but the precise financial and contractual details remain subject to the limitations of the supplied reporting.
