Tottenham Hotspur

Marcos Senesi

A centre back who would rather thread a pass through midfield than knock it long, treating possession as an opportunity rather than a problem to clear. He steps out readily, cutting off a pass before it reaches the man it was meant for.
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Appearances
1
Tackles won
4

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
90
90.00 per match
Tackles won
4
Interceptions
1
Clean sheets contributed
8
as defensive proxy

Season Stats

Appearances
1
Minutes played
90
Tackles won
4
Interceptions
1
Clearances
8
Blocks
2

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 defenders

Tackles won
8th of 87
Interceptions
56th of 84
Clearances
42nd of 105
Blocks
36th of 56

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Marcos Senesi, The Defender Who Passes Forward First

Senesi looks to break opposition lines with his own passing rather than settling for the safe ball sideways.

Senesi treats his passing range as a genuine weapon rather than a formality. He regularly picks out a raking ball that skips past an entire midfield instead of finding the nearest full back. He backs that ambition with an aggressive reading of the game, stepping out of the defensive line to intercept a pass meant for a forward dropping short. Few defenders in the league attempt as many progressive passes as he does, and fewer still defend so far from their own goal while doing it.

That approach carries obvious risk, because a misjudged interception leaves his partner exposed with an attacker already running into the space he vacated. The argument fans keep having is whether the creative upside from deep is worth those gaps, especially against opponents quick enough to punish one wrong guess.

The Rest Of The Squad

28 players

Goalkeepers

31
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40
0 apps
39
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Defenders

3
Liverpool · Age 32
2 apps
13
2 apps
6
Netherlands · Age 26
2 apps
37
Netherlands · Age 25
1 app
23
Spain · Age 26
1 app
33
0 apps
4
Chelsea · Age 28
0 apps

Midfielders

14
2 apps
18
West Ham United · Age 22
2 apps
30
Uruguay · Age 29
2 apps
16
Newcastle United · Age 26
2 apps
8
1 app
10
1 app
15
Sweden · Age 20
1 app
20
1 app
21
0 apps
68
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27
Chelsea · Age 25
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7
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Forwards

19
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11
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22
Manchester City · Age 27
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9
1 app
17
Manchester City · Age 22
0 apps
28
0 apps
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Marcos Senesi: The Box Defender

Bournemouth’s left-side warrior, built on bravery, organisation and clearance work.

Senesi plays like a defender who takes pride in the ugly bits. He blocks shots, throws himself at crosses and competes in the air with real conviction, the sort of centre-back you want when the match becomes desperate around your penalty area. He’s vocal too, constantly organising the line, pulling players into position and making sure Bournemouth don’t lose their structure when the game gets stretched.

On the ball, he adds balance through his left foot. He keeps build-up smooth with simple passes into midfield, and when the pressure rises he’s willing to go longer to relieve the team and reset territory. He’s not a defender who looks pretty doing it, but he’s a defender who makes opponents feel it, and that presence matters across a season.

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