Inter Rejects Forward's Move to Bundesliga
Inter Milan is determined to keep their young striker Pio Esposito in their ranks, according to the "Sport Mediaset" network.
The network reported that the German club Leipzig attempted to sign the player after Slovenian striker Benjamin Sesko's move to Manchester United.
However, Inter firmly rejected the idea as they want the 20-year-old forward to remain in their squad.
The player possesses high abilities and has returned to Inter this summer after two years on loan at Spezia.
The network reported that the German club Leipzig attempted to sign the player after Slovenian striker Benjamin Sesko's move to Manchester United.
However, Inter firmly rejected the idea as they want the 20-year-old forward to remain in their squad.
The player possesses high abilities and has returned to Inter this summer after two years on loan at Spezia.
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