Pio Esposito has officially signed a new long-term contract extension with Inter Milan, committing his future to the Nerazzurri until June 2032.
The 21-year-old striker has been rewarded with a significant salary increase after making an impressive breakthrough into senior football under head coach Cristian Chivu who recently has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the club until June 2028.
Softfootball understands that Esposito, who developed through Inter’s academy system has emerged as one of the club’s most promising young attacking talents.
The contract represents a major show of faith from Inter, who view Esposito as an important part of the club’s long-term project. His development through the academy and subsequent impact at senior level have strengthened his position within the squad.
Esposito’s renewal is also notable from a contractual perspective. The agreement is understood to be among the first high-profile deals in Italian football to extend beyond the traditional five-year limit. A law introduced in 2025 increased the maximum permitted length of professional football contracts in Italy to eight years, giving clubs greater flexibility when securing young talents.
For Inter, the decision ensures that one of their most exciting homegrown players remains tied to the club for the next six seasons. It also provides Esposito with the stability needed to continue developing while taking on greater responsibility within Chivu’s team.
The striker’s journey from the Inter academy to becoming a senior-team prospect has been closely followed by supporters, and his latest contract represents another significant milestone.
With his future secured until 2032 and his financial package substantially improved, Esposito now has the opportunity to establish himself as a key figure in Inter’s next generation.
