Newcastle, Man Utd Seek Benjamin Sesko Transfer Amid Alexander Isak Exit
Newcastle, Man Utd Seek Benjamin Sesko Transfer Amid Alexander Isak Exit

Newcastle, Man Utd Seek Benjamin Sesko Transfer Amid Alexander Isak Exit

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Newcastle United are actively pursuing RB Leipzig's striker Benjamin Sesko as a potential replacement for Alexander Isak, who has expressed a desire to leave Newcastle this summer, with Liverpool reportedly interested in signing him. Sesko, valued at around £70 million, is also a target for Manchester United, who are holding internal discussions about matching Newcastle's interest but face financial constraints that could hinder their ability to secure the player. Newcastle's urgency to sign Sesko is heightened by Isak's absence from the pre-season squad and his stated intention to move on, putting pressure on the club to finalize a deal amid competition. RB Leipzig appears prepared for Sesko's departure, having reached a verbal agreement with another forward, Romulo, while also potentially losing other key players. Though Newcastle is considered the frontrunner, Man United remains a viable contender, with the striker’s decision reportedly hinging on the projects and offers from both clubs. The transfer saga continues to develop, with Newcastle expected to submit a formal bid soon and Manchester United weighing their options carefully given the high transfer fee and the striker's previous reluctance to join them.

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