Aditya Bose
Arsenal are now hunting for the Manchester United target Benjamin Sesko
According to the Mirror, Manchester United target Benjamin Sesko is being hunted by the in-form London club Arsenal.
Sesko, 20, chose to join RB Leipzig last summer after seeing off interest from the Red Devils. The attacker, who scored 29 goals in 79 games with Red Bull Salzburg during his final season in Austria, did not, however, sign with the Bundesliga team until July 2023.
In fact, it is evident that Arteta’s team still requires more investment given his admission that the performance did not live up to expectations. Arteta is aware that he needs better choices if he wants the Gunners to take home any hardware this season, even though they are only battling on three fronts now.
Given that Manchester United have dropped eight of their first 15 games across all competitions, it appears that they are in dire need of a striker. Marcus Rashford led United’s assault in the last campaign. However, when we compare that to this season, there’s a hell of a difference. But none of our forwards apart from Rasmus Hojlund have been able to score goals that might help us to advance into the league.
The Slovenian advanced through the Austrian team’s youth divisions before making his debut in the starting lineup the previous season. The 20-year-old has gotten stronger and stronger this semester. Consequently, it is obvious that our front line could use some reinforcements. Sesko is new.
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With his strong physical abilities, he shouldn’t have any trouble adjusting to the Premier League’s intensity. The administration of the club is hoping that Hojlund will have a significant influence rather than make them regret missing out on Sesko. Now the main concern is that with United losing games every day, it will surely pose threats for us to sign the player and he might even think of joining Arsenal who are far better than us this season.
