According to Tuttosport, Beppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio are working to extend Francesco Pio Esposito's contract until 2031 with a significant salary increase to at least 3 million euros per season from his current 1.1 million euros per year plus bonuses. This step is considered necessary to counter increasing transfer market interest from the Premier League. The interest from Arsenal is described as increasingly intense, and the club's sporting director Andrea Berta is mentioned as having followed Esposito for several years.

According to Tuttomercato, various Premier League clubs have begun following Francesco Pio Esposito for the next summer transfer window. Inter, including Marotta and Ausilio, considers Esposito a player to be protected. Initial contacts for a contract renewal have started, with the objective of extending the contract until 2031 with agent Mario Giuffredi. The new agreement will also include a significant salary increase, from the current 1.1 million plus bonuses to approximately 2.5 million per year, with potential further increases linked to performance.

According to CalcioMercato, there is growing interest from many foreign clubs in Francesco Pio Esposito. In the summer, Napoli also inquired about the player. Inter considers Esposito non-transferable and the club's valuation of him is well above the 35 million euros that he is currently worth according to Transfermarkt.

According to CalcioMercato, an agreement has been reached between Ausilio and Pio Esposito's agent regarding the renewal of the player's contract with Inter. Previously, towards the end of last season, the two had agreed that Inter would evaluate Pio Esposito during preseason before a decision was made.