Inter Milan Poised to Announce Ange-Yoan Bonny as New Signing

Inter Milan is about to reveal Ange-Yoan Bonny as their new player. The French striker is signing a five-year deal lasting until June 2030. Bonny is joining from Parma in a transfer worth around €23 million with an extra €2 million in potential bonuses.

According to a previous report, Bonny will sign a five-year contract with Inter Milan until June 2030, earning around €2 million per year.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Ange-Yoan Bonny’s move from Parma to Inter Milan is complete. The transfer fee is approximately €23 million, plus €2 million in bonuses.

Bonny’s move has been confirmed, with details stating he will sign a five-year contract with Inter, valid until June 2030. He is expected to earn a net salary of €2 million per year, as reported earlier.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Bonny’s acquisition aligns with Inter’s strategy to enhance their squad. The 20-year-old French forward has shown promise at Parma, where he scored six goals and assisted four in 37 league matches last season. His presence could strengthen Inter’s attack, adding vitality and depth to their lineup. Parma stands to gain from a 20% sell-on fee if Bonny is transferred in the future.

His performance at Parma has indeed attracted attention, as he impressed in Serie A last season, scoring the only goal in Parma’s win at Juventus in March, confirmed in recent reports.

WHAT NEXT?

With Bonny joining the team, Inter will focus on integrating him into their team dynamics before the new season starts. The emphasis will be on familiarizing him with the team’s style and developing his rapport with other players. As Inter seeks to improve their Serie A performance, Bonny’s contributions could be pivotal in their quest for top results.

Inter Milan will begin their season with a match against Torino in mid-August, aiming for improved performance after finishing second in Serie A last season, as noted in previous reports.