Earlier reports indicated Leicester City’s interest in acquiring Stefano Sensi from Inter Milan, particularly with Enzo Maresca showing interest. Sensi, facing limited playing time under Simone Inzaghi and with a contract expiring soon, could be a cost-effective transfer for the Foxes.
Initially, there were suggestions that Sensi wasn’t keen on the idea of moving to the Championship and preferred staying in Italy. However, Gazzetta dello Sport’s latest information presents a different perspective. They suggest that Inzaghi may soon bid farewell to the player, as the allure of playing under Maresca and the prospect of featuring in the Premier League next season are convincing Sensi to consider the move to Leicester. He is reportedly “seriously reflecting” on this opportunity, with Inter setting a sale price of around €2 million, slightly lower than the €3 million mentioned earlier in the week. The central idea remains the same: Leicester has the chance to secure a target identified by Maresca at a reasonable cost, and Sensi is contemplating the possibility of joining the King Power Stadium.
