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Akinsamiro Set for Inter Return After Pisa Deal Collapse

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The Nigerian midfielder is set to return to Inter Milan as his permanent move to Pisa falls through during final negotiations

Ebenezer Akinsamiro is set to return to Serie A giants Inter Milan after his proposed permanent transfer to Pisa collapsed during the final stages of documentation, leaving his future uncertain amid growing interest from Bundesliga clubs.

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Ebenezer Akinsamiro, 21, had been expected to complete a permanent switch to Pisa following a loan spell in which he impressed despite the club’s relegation from Serie A.

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The midfielder registered one assist in 24 league appearances during his time with the Tuscan side.

Pisa had initially prepared to activate the €7.5 million purchase option included in his agreement, but the deal reportedly broke down during the exchange of final transfer documents.

The collapse now sends Akinsamiro back to Inter Milan, where he remains under contract, with the Italian champions expected to reassess his role ahead of the new season.

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Despite Pisa’s setback, the midfielder’s performances have not gone unnoticed. Reports suggest that clubs in the Bundesliga are monitoring his situation closely, with multiple admirers believed to be tracking his development.

Inter Milan are reportedly open to either a loan move or a permanent transfer, depending on the nature of incoming offers and the player’s long-term development plan.

Also read: Galatasaray Plan Osimhen No.9 Shirt Offer

Akinsamiro’s situation is expected to attract further attention in the coming weeks as clubs across Europe evaluate midfield reinforcements ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.

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