Five days ago, the Ferraris Stadium in Genoa City welcomed a special spectator: Italian coach Mancini.
He is keeping a close eye on Samp's battle with Juve. Italians once believed that he was examining Lotari, Desilio and others.
But then, information came from the center of Kovelciano's national team: Mancini's aim was to scout Sampdoria's inter midfielder Sensi, a technical midfielder who could become Italy's secret weapon to attack the World Cup in Qatar.
In January, Sensi left Inter to find a chance to play on loan to Samp.
At the time, Inzaghi Jr. and the Inter uniforms didn't really want Sensi to leave – and the current situation proves to be justified. Now that Brozovic's injury is unknown, Inter have exhausted all their midfielders to try to replace him, but whether it is Barrera, Besino, Vidal, Gagliardini and others, the results are very poor.
If Sensi had been in the team, the situation might have been different, because Sensi playmaker has been tested many times by clubs, national teams, world preliminaries, and European preliminaries, and people have always suspected his body, not his level.
However, Sensi still firmly chose to transfer. Sensi knew that if Inter continued to sit on the bench, he would not be able to impress inzaghi Jr. with his training performance alone. In addition, Italian coach Mancini strongly recommended him for renting out.
The stingray European Championship manager is the real driver of this loan.
Sensi, who left on loan, had a very gorgeous start at Sampdoria: scoring on his debut.
But then, at one point, he was very worried.
In the vicious battle between Samp and Atalanta," Sensi was violated several times after playing half-time, and took the initiative to make a substitution gesture to coach Giampaolo.
After the game, Samp revealed that Sensi felt a little unwell, but the team doctor examined the scene and found no obvious condition.
Sensi's strange "where the injury is unknown" has happened many times at Inter. So at that time, Inter fans began to sigh: Has Sensi's old problem been committed again?
Fortunately, Sensi did not let the nightmare repeat itself, and he quickly got rid of the injury doubts and returned to the court.
In just two months with Samp, he has played 369 minutes in the league, more than double his six-month (158 minutes) at Inter.
Sensi's position at Samp is the playmaker, the one nominally 4312 or 4411, but the actual area of activity covers the entire midfield.
After the playing time began to be stable and regular, Sensi also regained his foot feeling and confidence. At Samp, Sensi averaged 1.2 threatening passes per game, the level of his first season at Inter. He averaged 1.4 passes per game, the highest in the league since his debut.
With such a performance as a basis, Mancini's call for love will be more confident, and According to Sky Platform, Mancini has informed Sensi that he will be one of the members of Italy's brutal World Preliminary Play-off.
Italy will play North Macedonia first in Palermo City, and if they advance, they will then face the winner between Portugal and Turkey to compete for the right to participate in the competition.
Of course, Mancini did not have time to do the idle business of inspecting the non-members of the staff, and since sensi was recruited, it was to regard him as a dependent. For several years, Mancini has relied heavily on Sensi, and even when he was ridiculed by Inter for repeated injuries, Mancini still selected him for the European Championship list (only when Sensi withdrew due to injury before the competition). Now, Sensi had just regained some sense, and Mancini immediately made a gesture of responsibility, which was evident in the appreciation.
This is true love.
Now Inter are thinking about a question: if Sensi maintains his current play at Samp, if he regains his foothold in Italy, how will Inter lay out his future after this season?
A few weeks ago, well-known journalist Guarro and others revealed that Sensi's willingness to return to Inter in the summer is not strong.
The reason for the national team is very important, if Italy qualifies and plays in the World Cup in December, Sensi naturally does not want to go back to the bench under inzaghi Jr., after all, at Inter, he wants to take the place from the main three midfielders, it is not easy. In addition, at that time, the Italian media rumored that Inter was interested in introducing Flatesi, and if Inter was really ready to introduce young people in the midfield, then Sensi naturally did not dare to return to China.
But now things are changing.
Vladesi has just renewed his contract with Sassuolo until 2026 (up 75% annual salary), which has led bookmakers to drastically adjust Vratesi's odds for Inter.
Sky platform experts Romano, Di Marzio and others have pointed out that now the Nerazzurri has insufficient financial resources, limited summer reinforcement funds, and a number of positions to be filled, involving the problem of "alignment" of reinforcements - just a little money, can only be spent in a more priority position. In terms of reinforcements, the forward is in the first place, the defender is second, and the midfield is relatively behind. Under such a premise, whether Inter has the funds to introduce Flatesi, whose value has been speculated to about 30 million, is a big question.
Do Inter appreciate Flatesi? Really, appreciated. But Inter really, really, really underfunded.
Therefore, the possibility of Inter recalling Sensi can still not be ruled out.
In short, the Nerazzurri will pay close attention to Sensi's performance in Samp and the national team. In the future, the issue of Sensi's stay next season will be a key point of view.