Inter have announced contract extensions for defenders Yann Bisseck and forward Pio Esposito, both committing to the club until 2031, according to reports in Italy. The renewals preemptively address contracts that were not immediately expiring, with Bisseck’s previous deal set to run until 2029 and Esposito’s until 2030.
The extensions include upward revisions to both players’ wages, as Inter move to solidify key components of their squad and ward off potential interest from other clubs. The club had identified the renewals as a strategic priority, and the announcements confirm their faith in both players’ contributions to the team’s future.
Bisseck joined Inter in 2022 from FC Copenhagen, initially featuring sporadically before becoming a more regular fixture in the squad last season. The German centre-back made 25 appearances across all competitions for Inter during the 2023-24 campaign, contributing to the club’s Serie A title win. He has demonstrated versatility, capable of playing across the backline.
Esposito, an Italian youth international, has risen through the ranks at Inter, making his first-team breakthrough in the 2023-24 season. The young forward quickly established himself as a valuable attacking option, scoring three goals in 16 Serie A appearances. His pace and direct running have impressed coach Simone Inzaghi, and he is viewed as a promising talent for the future.
The dual renewals represent a significant step for Inter in retaining key players and building a competitive squad for years to come, ensuring continuity within the team as they aim to maintain their dominance in Italian football and compete effectively in European competitions.
