Overview
- Sesko told Sky Sports he was "burning" to join Manchester United and described playing at Old Trafford as a long-held ambition.
- Arsenal tracked the striker before turning to Viktor Gyokeres, and Newcastle were also interested in a move.
- Manchester United’s summer business on the forward line was reported at around £200m, with Sesko the only out-and-out striker added.
- Rúben Amorim has eased Sesko into the side, explaining his benching for the 2-1 win over Liverpool as a tactical choice.
- Sesko has scored in each of his past two starts, while early-season comparisons suggest Gyokeres has begun more strongly for Arsenal.