Inter Milan contract negotiations

In mid‑July 2026, Inter Milan were reported to be negotiating a new contract with full‑back Federico Dimarco. The club offered improved terms but Dimarco, who has changed agents, sought a higher salary and the club said it would not rush the deal, retaining a unilateral extension option.

A week later, Inter announced the signing of renewed contracts for centre‑back Yann Bisseck and forward Pio Esposito, extending both players to June 2031 with increased wages. The moves were framed as a proactive step to secure promising talents, stabilise the squad’s core and deter transfer speculation, reflecting a broader strategy of building the team around home‑grown and young players.

By late July, Inter confirmed a verbal agreement to extend Bisseck’s deal to 2031 with a salary raise. The 25‑year‑old defender, who joined from Aarhus in 2023, had logged 23 league appearances, contributed three goals and two assists, and helped Inter claim the 2025/26 Scudetto. The club highlighted the extension as a measure to fend off interest from Premier League sides and Bayern Munich. The renewal of 16‑year‑old forward Pio Esposito was reiterated, underscoring Inter’s focus on locking in its most promising assets while safeguarding its financial and sporting outlook.

Together, the snapshots illustrate Inter’s broader effort during the summer of 2026 to manage contract renewals for both established and emerging squad members as part of its long‑term project.