Monza, whose owner is Silvio Berlusconi and with Adriano Galliani as sporting director, continues to thrive after achieving promotion to Serie A for the first time in its 110-year history.
In the absence of an official announcement, Monza closed its third partnership today. It was Stefano Sensi, a 26-year-old Italian midfielder who agreed to re-loan Inter. If he has been in the ranks of Sampdoria since January, now he will try to relaunch his career with a full season on loan to a team whose main goal is to achieve permanence in Serie A.
Weakened due to injuries
Sensi, who has been called one of the key components of Inter and the Italian national team, has seen his development slow over the last two seasons due to injuries, which have reduced his performance and hindered his continued play. .
Despite muscle difficulties, Sensi made 18 league appearances in the 2020-21 season and helped Inter win their first scudetto since 2010.
Not suited to Inzaghi’s plans
But with the arrival of Simone Inzaghi to replace Altonio Conte, Sensi was loaned to Sampdoria for the second half of last season and is now also not on the coach’s plans, so he agreed to loan again.
Sensi is Monza’s third reinforcement after announcing the signing of central defender Andrea Ranocchia, who at 34 years old arrived with a release letter after the end of his contract with Inter himself, and goalkeeper Cragno, on loan from relegated Cagliari.
Source: La Verdad
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