Official – Inter Milan Sign Striker Ange-Yoan Bonny On Five-Year Deal From Parma

Reportedly, Inter have been closing in on an agreement with Parma over the last couple weeks.

The Nerazzurri and the Gialloblu have reportedly negotiated a fee of around €25 million including add-ons. Inter do not officially announce the transfer fee, however.

Meanwhile, Inter announce that Ange-Yoan Bonny has signed a five-year contract until the end of June 2030.

The Nerazzurri do not announce the Frenchman’s wages. Reportedly he will earn around €2 million net per season, though.

Bonny’s move to Inter brings to an end a three-year spell with Parma.

The Emilian club signed the young striker from French lower league side Chatearoux in the summer of 2021. They were still in Serie B at that time.

After two attempts, Parma won promotion to Serie A with Bonny’s help.

And the Frenchman made the step up to the top flight well, helping the Gialloblu to avoid relegation.

Furthermore, Bonny’s performances impressed Inter to such a degree that they decided to sign him as part of their more youth-focused project this summer.

Bonny made 117 appearances for Parma across three seasons. He scored fifteen goals for the Emilian club.