Ange-Yoan Bonny Scout Report: Inter Champion Who Chose Ivory Coast
Ange-Yoan Bonny came through France’s youth national teams, had his switch to the Ivory Coast senior side approved in spring 2026, and was named in the World Cup squad the same summer. In his first season at Inter after joining from Parma he won the Serie A title and the Coppa Italia. This file, opened on the day he turns 23, was prepared to measure the current level and role of the 1.89 m forward. It contains no transfer recommendation.
| Mevki | Forward |
|---|---|
| Kulüp | Inter |
| Uyruk | Ivory Coast |
| Yaş | 23 |
| Doğum | 25.10.2003 |
| Boy | 1.89 m |
| Piyasa Değeri | €32-41 million |
| Sözleşme | 2030 (from Parma, July 2025) |
Strengths
The first is physique: 1.89 m height, aerial play and hold-up. The second is big-match experience: a Serie A and Coppa Italia winner at 23, with a Champions League goal. The third is the adaptation speed shown by the rise from Serie B to Serie A. The fourth is durability: full seasons back to back.
Weaknesses and Development Areas
The first development area is goal output: 25 goals in 182 games is a low rate for a forward. The second is minutes at Inter; a place in the starting eleven depends on leaving the rotation role. The third is that he has yet to score for his national team (5 caps).
Career Projection and Contract Status
His contract with Inter, signed in July 2025 when he arrived from Parma, is reported to run to 2030. According to the press the fee was about 23 million euros plus bonuses. Market value estimates range between 32 and 41.5 million euros. He chose Ivory Coast after FIFA approval on 8 May 2026 and made his debut on 4 June 2026 as a 68th-minute substitute in a friendly against France. At 23, minutes and goal output will define the next period.
A 23-year-old Serie A champion, 1.89 m forward who chose Ivory Coast internationally but has a low goal rate.
Gaining starting minutes at Inter and raising his goal output in Serie A.
Daniel Hartley, scout in charge of Mali, Ivory Coast and Guinea. This report is built on public sources and contains no transfer recommendation.