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Torino has asked Inter for information on Francesco Pio Esposito. A striker by profession, he played the entire season with Spezia, with 38 games – all of them – under his belt and three goals scored. A decent year but one that could be a decent starting point considering that it was his first as a professional, at 18, in a team that had important goals (but then risked losing its survival by the skin of its teeth).
Esposito has now returned to Inter, but he will not remain in the fold. The Granata could make a Fabbian-style operation: Bologna bought the midfielder for 4 million a year ago, while the Nerazzurri can buy him back for 12. If he confirms his already notable growth this year, Inter could then take advantage of the situation and not lose the player as they did with others.
It would be the same for Esposito. There are no figures yet for the possible transfer to Torino, while the reasoning on the clause for the buyback would be around 12-15, it depends on how much will be paid by the Granata if the deal goes through. Sampdoria is also interested in Esposito, strong of the good relationship in recent months with the Nerazzurri. Of course, playing in Serie A could mean the big leap for the striker.