Nigeria midfielder Ebenezer Akinsamiro’s permanent move to Pisa does not go through, and he is set to return to parent club Inter Milan. Multiple reports say Pisa had been working toward securing the player after his loan spell, during which he impressed despite the club’s relegation from Serie A. Daily Post Nigeria reports that Akinsamiro’s deal is blocked after the permanent transfer to Pisa falls through, citing his performance on loan as a key factor in Pisa’s interest.
Other outlets report that the breakdown occurs at the final stage of the transaction. Yahoo Sports and Football Italia both attribute the collapse to the purchase option not being completed, describing the failure as taking place during the exchange of documents at the close of negotiations. They also report that Bundesliga clubs express interest in the Inter youngster, potentially influencing the timing and direction of the deal.
Across the reports, the common points are that Pisa’s attempt to convert the loan is unsuccessful, the player is expected back at Inter, and additional interest from Germany is mentioned as part of the wider transfer context. The exact contractual and procedural details beyond the document exchange are not specified in the reports.
