RB Leipzig star Benjamin Sesko could be on the move this summer, such as Manchester United, Arsenal, Juventus and AC Milan all connected to a movement for the 21-year-old
The director of the recruitment of Manchester United, Christopher Vivell, could prove to be a secret weapon in the aim of the club on Benjamin Sesko. The RB Leipzig -Spits is hot property throughout Europe, with people like United, Arsenal, Juventus and AC Milan all interested in Sesko.
The 21-year-old scored 39 goals in 87 games in all competitions since he came to Leipzig in 2022 and the Bundesliga side would be willing to sell him this summer for a fee of around £ 75 million.
Although United will not be able to offer Sesko European Football next season, it has been claimed that the relationship between the player with Vivell could help their business. According to Bild, Vivell helped Sesko to discover when he was RB Salzburg's head of Scouting.
Salzburg signed Sesko of the Slovenian club Domzale as a 16-year prospect in 2019 and it is claimed that Vivell could be a 'secret weapon' for United. Vivell would also have scouted Sesko for United in April.
Despite the fact that the club goes wrong in the Champions League and the wealth that goes with it, by losing Tottenham in the Europa League final, Chief Executive Omar Barkrada has insisted that United is ready to rely on the transfer market.
“We often speak with Ruben,” Berrada TNT Sports said earlier this year. “Ruben has a good relationship with Jason Wilcox. They both share the vision of how they want to see the team play.
“It's about planning well for the summer transfer window and having a clear idea of ​​which players we want to bring. We make a number of great efforts to get our best financial position. Even if we are outside of Europe – I think we will be able to invest in the team.”
Amorim was also recently opened about United's transfer plans during the tour after the season and claim that the team will improve the summer. “We always prepare two plans: one with Champions League, one without Champions League,” he explained.
“Without Champions League we don't need a big team, we can control the team in a better way. Then we have a plan that is to bring some new players, of course. But our big plan is to improve the team that we have is to improve our academy because I think that is the future.
“It was the past, so it can be the future. It is not going to change that much because we have the rules for financial fair play. We are not allowed to do much this summer, even with Champions League, so we are prepared for that.
“It is important to stay together. We are going to struggle, it will not be everything right away, but I have a feeling and I see the team improving and that is the most important thing.”