The Italian side have now confirmed the injury.
Stefano Sensi has been a key figure during the early weeks of Antonio Conte’s reign at Inter, Milan but must recover from a thigh injury.
Inter Milan midfielder Stefano Sensi has suffered a thigh injury, the Serie A club confirmed. The Italy international was substituted before half-time during Sunday’s 2-1 home defeat to Juventus, a result that saw Antonio Conte’s side lose their 100% record in Serie A and top spot to the champions.
A statement released by Inter Milan on Tuesday read: “Stefano Sensi underwent medical tests this morning at the Humanitas Research Hospital in Rozzano.
“The results showed an elongation of the adductors in his right thigh. The condition of the Nerazzurri midfielder will be reassessed in the coming days.”
Sensi will miss Italy’s Euro 2020 qualifiers against Greece and Liechtenstein due to the problem.
No timeframe has been placed on Sensi’s recovery, though reports suggest Inter are hopeful he could be back in action against his former club Sassuolo after the international break. The 24-year-old has proved an important figure since moving to San Siro during the close season, featuring in every match of the Conte era to date.
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