Cesena midfielder Stefano Sensi says he’s “pleased” by Inter interest, but doesn’t have a preference for his next club.
The 20-year-old has been likened to Paris Saint-Germain’s Marco Verratti, who joined the French side from Pescara in 2012, and has also been linked with Milan.
“I’m pleased that [Inter Coach Roberto] Mancini came to see me live,” Sensi told reporters after today’s Italy Under-20s match with Switzerland.
Cesena midfielder Stefano Sensi says he’s “pleased” by Inter interest, but doesn’t have a preference for his next club.
The 20-year-old has been likened to Paris Saint-Germain’s Marco Verratti, who joined the French side from Pescara in 2012, and has also been linked with Milan.
“I’m pleased that [Inter Coach Roberto] Mancini came to see me live,” Sensi told reporters after today’s Italy Under-20s match with Switzerland.
“It makes me proud, and fires me up to do well. That said, I’m not thinking about what happens off the pitch, I want to give my best for Cesena.
“The club plans to keep me until June, and until then I’ll give my all for this club.
“A preference? I don’t have one. Talk of €10m to take me is a lot, and it has an impression on me, but I thank Cesena for helping me stay down to earth.”