Stefano Sensi

That's his bike. It completes his street-style look and also establishes that he cares about the environment.

Being called a maestro in Italy is no easy feat, but achieving that when you're only 24 is next to impossible. But our man has done just that. When you leave home as a 13-year-old and have led a life that is zen, you tend to achieve great things in life. Compared with the legend Pirlo himself, our maestro began in the youth setup of Urbania before migrating to Rimini, followed by Cesena. Being away from home at a very young age could break the ordinary, but in our case, it has forged our man into a truly versatile player in the middle of the park. Currently on loan at Inter Milan, he has been with Sassuolo since 2016. We can conclusively tell that he likes to travel because he has been all over Italy with Cesena, San Marino, Sassuolo, and now Inter, being the benefactors. He has not represented the Italian side much, even at the youth levels, and we think that this could be because he hasn't played at bigger establishments. Also, the midfield is one of the most difficult positions to prove yourself because it is the fulcrum that holds a team together, and managers tend to stick to players that they already know. Our advice to the maestro is very simple. Keep your head down and show the world your talent, and you're much near greatness.