Cagliari Offer €7M For Young Striker – Inter Milan Holding Out For €10M
Cagliari are reportedly ready to offer €7 million for striker Sebastiano Esposito, while Inter Milan want €10 million.
This according to Cagliari-based newspaper La Nuova Sardegna, via FCInterNews.
Sebastiano Esposito is currently part of Inter Milan's senior squad once again.
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The Italy Under-21 striker had spent last season on loan with Empoli. However, that loan deal came to an end, and the Tuscans did not sign him on a permanent basis.
Therefore, Sebastianio Esposito travelled with the Inter squad to the United States for the Club World Cup. He appeared in all four of their matches at the tournament, starting two.
Cagliari Offer €7M For Sebastiano Esposito – Inter Want €10M
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – JUNE 25: Sebastiano Esposito #70 of FC Internazionale Milano is by German Pezzella #6 of CA River Plate during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group E match between FC Internazionale Milano and CA River Plate at Lumen Field on June 25, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by)
It looks like virtually a foregone conclusion that Sebastiano Esposito will leave Inter this summer, however.
And there have been a few clubs to show an interest in the 23-year-old.
Fiorentina have certainly been pushing to sign Esposito after he had impressed with their regional rivals Empoli.
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However, La Viola are not the only club eyeing up Esposito.
Cagliari have also made a big move for the 23-year-old recently.
According to La Nuova Sardegna, the Rossoblu have already made an offer to Inter. They have put around €7 million on the table to sign Esposito.
However, the newspaper add, Inter are still holding out for a higher valuation. They reportedly want a fee of around €10 million.
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