The 26-year-old is ready to sign until 2028, the announcement will come around the new year.
Nicolò Barella and Inter, moving forward together. The Sardinian arrived in Milan in July 2019 and is now poised to become a true ‘Nerazzurri’ icon. The 1997-born midfielder is close to an extension despite the current contract expiring in 2026.
According to ‘Sport Mediaset‘, the new agreement would involve an extension until 2028 with an obviously increased salary. It would go from the current €5 million (plus bonuses) to €6.5 million: a significant increase. The announcement should come around the first weeks of 2024.
Despite the arrival of Davide Frattesi last summer, the designated heir to Barella on paper, the Italian will remain in Milano, because the ‘Nerazzurri‘ see them co-exist for a long time together. Despite interest from abroad, such as Newcastle‘s approach last summer (before securing Tonali) Barella never questioned his desire to stay at Inter.
New interests will not be lacking next June, but the ‘Nerazzurri‘ club won’t let anything to chance, the intentions are clear: soon, as reported also ‘Gazzetta dello Sport’, a second summit between agent Beltrami and Marotta is expected to finish the deal for the extension until 2028.
