Manchester United Striker Sesko Faces Challenges Amid Creative Midfield Gaps

Benjamin Sesko, Manchester United's most expensive summer signing, has admitted that the Premier League's level is higher than he expected and is still adapting to the intensity and quality of English football. Despite the initial excitement surrounding his €76.5 million transfer from RB Leipzig, Sesko has yet to score in his appearances and faced criticism for a lackluster performance in the EFL Cup loss to Grimsby. Pundits and former players, including Gabby Agbonlahor and Louis Saha, have expressed concerns about Sesko's readiness and confidence, suggesting he needs time and consistent play to adjust. Saha also highlighted a strategic issue at United, pointing out the club's failure to strengthen creatively in midfield, which hampers Sesko's ability to connect and perform effectively upfront. The young striker's success is partly dependent on teammates like Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha stepping up, as United currently lacks experienced playmakers to support their number nine. Sesko remains optimistic about his progress and looks forward to contributing more as he settles into the Premier League and the club's system.