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Benjamin Sesko Ruled Out Until 2027

  • Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko will be sidelined until the new year with a recurring shin injury, The Athletic reported; Sesko has not featured since the derby defeat to Manchester City in September.
  • The injury first developed last season when the 23-year-old played through discomfort; United opted for conservative management, resting the £74million striker rather than pursuing surgery to address the persistent problem.
  • Discussing the injury, Stephen Smith, CEO and founder of Kitman Labs, said recurring shin problems require caution; Smith suggested surgery remains a last resort when conservative approaches fail to resolve structural bone issues.
  • Facing an eight-match winless run, United now lack a recognized striker for two months, compounding pressure on manager Michael Carrick; the Red Devils visit Chelsea this weekend seeking a turnaround.
  • Extended rest aims to allow Sesko full recovery and pain-free return in the new year; United previously trialled Bruno Fernandes as a false nine and Matheus Cunha to lead the line during his absence.
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[Sports Chosun Reporter Noh Joo-hwan] It has been reported that the shin injury of Manchester United's tall striker Benjamin Sheshko (1.95m) is serious. The resulting injury is expected to cause a prolonged absence. He is expected to be out for at least three months. According to a report by the media outlet 'The Athletic', Manchester United believes that Sheshko will be unable to play until at least January of next year.

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Manchester United will apparently have to do without Benjamin Sesko for the rest of the year, both The Athletic and BBC write.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Manchester United expect Benjamin Šeško to be out until at least the new year with a periosteal injury. The club's medical team, together with specialists, are looking for the best method of treatment, but the findings indicate that the 23-year-old Slovenian striker will need more time to fully recover.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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thepeoplesperson.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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