The Red Devils, under manager Ruben Amorim, are looking to reinforce their attacking options, and Sesko fits the profile of a long-term solution: tall, quick, and clinical in front of goal. If club negotiations progress smoothly, Sesko could soon become United’s next marquee signing of the summer.

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Slovenian striker Benjamin Sesko has reached a full agreement on personal terms with Manchester United, moving a step closer to becoming the club’s next major signing. The agreed contract would keep Sesko at Old Trafford until June 2030.

Romano reports that Sesko is fully committed to joining United, with a "clear feeling" communicated internally since yesterday. The RB Leipzig forward has not given similar signals to any other clubs, underlining his desire to make the move to the Premier League giants.

While personal terms are now settled, club-to-club talks between Manchester United and RB Leipzig are ongoing. Leipzig are currently negotiating the fee and structure of the deal, with the Bundesliga side expected to push for a strong valuation given Sesko’s potential and recent form.

Sesko, 22, has been one of Europe’s most sought-after young forwards. After a strong season with Leipzig, his profile has grown rapidly, with clubs across Europe showing interest. But as Romano confirms, Manchester United have always been his priority.

The Red Devils, under manager Ruben Amorim, are looking to reinforce their attacking options, and Sesko fits the profile of a long-term solution: tall, quick, and clinical in front of goal. If club negotiations progress smoothly, Sesko could soon become United’s next marquee signing of the summer.

Former Porto Captain And Mumbai City FC Coach Jorge Costa Passes Away At 53

Football world mourns the loss of Jorge Costa, a legendary figure in Portuguese football and a familiar face in Indian football circles, who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 53. His death was confirmed by FC Porto, where Costa had returned in 2024 as the club’s technical director.

According to multiple reports, Costa suffered a fatal heart attack on Tuesday morning while at FC Porto’s Olival training complex. He began feeling unwell during the morning hours, and after collapsing, was attended to by the club’s medical staff, who administered emergency treatment including the use of a defibrillator. Spanish outlet Diario AS reported that Costa’s condition deteriorated rapidly after he lost consciousness, and despite swift medical intervention, efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.

Costa was a stalwart for FC Porto, making over 300 appearances for the club during a glittering career that included winning the 2004 UEFA Champions League under Jose Mourinho, along with one UEFA Cup, eight Portuguese league titles, and numerous domestic honors. He was widely respected as a tough, disciplined central defender and was also capped 50 times for the Portuguese national team.