Inter Milan Seal €26M Deal for Ange-Yoan Bonny from Parma

Inter Milan have officially secured the signing of French striker Ange-Yoan Bonny from Serie B side Parma, marking a significant reinforcement ahead of the 2025/26 season. The 21-year-old forward has signed a five-year contract with the Nerazzurri, keeping him at the club until June 2030.

The transfer, confirmed by Sky Sport Italia and widely reported by FCInterNews, is seen as a strategic move to address Inter’s attacking depth. Bonny, who has impressed with consistent performances at Parma, was a top target for Inter throughout the summer transfer window.

His physical presence, work rate, and ability to play across the front line have made him a standout among young talents in European football. The club also had to fend off competition from Bundesliga outfit Stuttgart, who were reportedly close to making a move before Inter accelerated talks and finalized the deal.

Read More: https://www.esnnews.com/post/barcelona-luis-diaz-transfer-2025-negotiation-financial-issues A key factor in the deal was the arrival of Cristian Chivu as Inter Milan's new head coach.

Chivu, who replaced Simone Inzaghi following his move to Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia, previously worked with Bonny at Parma. Their strong working relationship is believed to have influenced both parties' eagerness to reunite at the San Siro.

Under Chivu’s leadership, Bonny is expected to be a central figure in Inter’s attacking setup. The French U-21 international fits perfectly into Chivu’s tactical vision, blending well with the aggressive and high-pressing style the Romanian coach is known for implementing.

His signing also signals Inter's long-term planning and belief in young talent as a core part of their strategy. Financially, the transfer deal reflects Inter's significant investment in Bonny's potential.

The Nerazzurri will pay Parma €23 million upfront, with an additional €3 million in performance-based bonuses, bringing the total fee to €26 million. Bonny will also earn a net salary of €2 million per year, totaling €10 million over the duration of his contract.

Read More: https://www.esnnews.com/post/massimiliano-allegri-returns-ac-milan-head-coach This high-profile acquisition underscores Inter Milan's ambition to rebuild under new management and compete at the highest level in domestic and European competitions.

Fans will be eager to see how quickly Bonny adapts to Serie A and whether he can become the club's next breakout star.