Manchester United's internal sources reveal a unique trait in Benjamin Sesko that sets him apart from Rasmus Hojlund. Despite facing criticism, Sesko's potential is being recognized by the club's insiders.
The Slovenian striker, Benjamin Sesko, has been under scrutiny since his arrival at Manchester United, with some critics questioning his compatibility with the team. However, Gary Neville's recent comments have sparked a different perspective. Neville initially criticized Sesko for his lack of synergy with teammates, but his views have evolved.
In contrast to Hojlund's struggles, Sesko has already matched his goal-scoring record from last season in just 586 minutes of top-flight football. Club sources highlight Sesko's 'compatibility' as a key advantage over Hojlund, who was deemed 'naive' by staff. Sesko's eagerness to learn and adapt to the Premier League's physicality has made him a more experienced and versatile player.
Ruben Amorim, Sesko's manager, had success with a physically dominant striker at Sporting Lisbon, Viktor Gyokeres. Sesko's height, speed, and hold-up play make him a better fit for Amorim's tactics. His ability to adapt to the Premier League's demands and his eagerness to learn make Sesko a valuable asset, despite initial criticism.
As Sesko continues to prove his worth, some may question United's decision to sign Hojlund. Sesko's unique traits and compatibility with the team's style make him a promising addition, and his development under Amorim could be a turning point for Manchester United's attack.
