After a lengthy chase, Leicester City will lose another exceptional player as the super spectacular has ultimately agrees to sign a new contract with….

After a lengthy chase, Leicester City will lose another exceptional player as the super spectacular has ultimately agrees to sign a new contract with….

On the deadline day, Stefano Sensi’s wife Giulia Amodio responded to the midfielder’s failed deal to Leicester City: “It’s not that horrible in the end.”

Sensi’s transfer to Leicester City with Enzo Maresca appeared imminent, however it fell through on the day of the deadline. Even on Thursday, the Italian midfielder traveled to England for his physical examination with the English Championship team.

Triplete Inter on Facebook said that his wife Giulia Amodio responded to the news on Friday afternoon with an Instagram story.

After sharing a photo of herself and his spouse along with their two girls, she added, “In the end, it’s not so bad.”

Sensi’s Inter contract expires in June, and it seems unlikely that he will agree to a new deal at the Stadio Meazza.

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How can one best recover from the disappointment of a transfer that doesn’t work out on deadline day? With their biggest victory of the year, Leicester City may have just provided an answer to that query.

In the latter hours of Thursday night, the team had hoped to finalize a deal for Italian midfielder Stefano Sensi. However, delays meant that the 11 p.m. deadline was missed.

The guy is back at Inter, and he might possibly be a part of the team that plays Juventus in Serie A on Sunday. In contrast, City had less choices at the number eight spot than they had at the beginning of the window.

Chelsea brought up Cesare Casadei earlier in the transfer season, and Wilfred Ndidi is anticipated to be sidelined for some time due to surgery on an injury. However, when City played Stoke City again on Saturday, they demonstrated that it might not be a major problem.

Usually a wide player, Kasey McAteer was chosen to start in midfield with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, ahead of Yunus Akgun, who had scored two goals from the bench in the previous games.

The second of City’s five goals that afternoon was scored by the academy graduate. Having received a yellow card in the opening forty-five minutes, Dennis Praet took his place at halftime.

On a pleasant afternoon at the Bet365 Stadium, Patson Daka (X2) and Jamie Vardy (x2) were the other scorers. After a few angry outbursts during the first half against Swansea City, supporters in the away end sang Enzo Maresca’s name throughout the game.

In the second half, there were more songs about winning the league and more of those shouts. “Playing football the Enzo way” was written on a banner that was hung at the conclusion.