That's why the transfer of the Lance to Leicester City failed.

The transfer of Stefano Sens from Inter to Leicester City failed in the last minutes of the passing January deadline.

Sensie had traveled to England in the last few hours of Thursday, thinking that he would complete a permanent transfer of Leicester City, joining his fellow traveler Enzo Maresca.

Sensie had not been trained with his Inter friends before his trip to England, but his transfer to the “King Power 9.

According to a report from “Gazzetta dello Sport”, the whole blame is on Leicester City after the English team tried to change the terms of the agreement several times during the passing January deadline and mainly on the last day of the deadline.

It is reported that Leicester City had initially offered 500,000 euros plus 2m euros in bonus if it had achieved promotion at Premier League this season. Inter accepted the offer, but the English club never sent him a piece of signed documents.

Interi agreed to send Sensin to a free transfer on the last day, but the deal would come with an additional 2.5m euros, depending on Leicester City's promotion to Premier League.

The Inter Directors, Merota, Ausio and Baccius did this to help the English club, which is handling strict financial controls by the league”, wrote journalist Andrea Ramozotti.

According to the report, FFP issues and job permits contributed to Sensey's failed transfer, but in the end not everyone in Leicester City were convinced of the signing of Sens, unlike their Maresca coach, who had urged him to rejoin his associate.