Where will Super Eagles midfielder Ebenezer Akinsanmiro play next after Inter Milan vs Pisa?

Nigerian midfielder Ebenezer Akinsanmiro has become the focal point of a transfer dispute between Inter Milan and Pisa Sporting Club after the 2025/26 season, according to Afrik‑Foot.

Pisa has officially exercised its €7.5 million option to sign the 21‑year‑old permanently following his loan spell in Tuscany, as reported by Gianluca di Marzio. The agreement is not yet final, because Inter included a buy‑back clause worth €8.5 million when Akinsanmiro joined Pisa last summer.

With the clause in place, Inter now controls Akinsanmiro’s immediate future. If the Nerazzurri activate it, they can bring him back to San Siro and decide whether he stays with the first team or is loaned to another Serie A club.

Super Eagles and Pisa star Ebenezer Akinsanmiro. Copyright: IMAGO/Matteo Gribaudi

Inter hold the key as Akinsanmiro’s rise continues

Akinsanmiro’s first full season in Serie A with Pisa was a mixed experience. He appeared in 24 matches and recorded one assist, but the club could not avoid relegation.

Prior to that, he spent the 2024/25 Serie B campaign on loan at Sampdoria, making 35 appearances, scoring once, and providing an assist.

The midfielder began his career at Alex Transfiguration Academy in Nigeria before joining Remo Stars FC in 2021. His performances attracted Inter, who brought him to Italy and placed him in their Primavera squad.

Super Eagles and Pisa star Ebenezer Akinsanmiro. Copyright: xIPAxSport/IMAGO

In Inter’s youth team, Akinsanmiro tallied six goals and five assists across 42 appearances. While he has yet to break into the senior squad, the inclusion of a buy‑back clause demonstrates the club’s confidence in his long‑term potential.

Italian reports suggest Inter is seriously considering exercising the €