US EditionJurgen Klopp Signing Could Leave Liverpool if Man Utd Transfer Sparks Domino Effect - Liverpool Echo
ENGLAND, AUG 5 – Newcastle United and Manchester United both made bids exceeding £70 million for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko as clubs compete to strengthen their Premier League attacks.
- Manchester United is actively pursuing a transfer for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko ahead of the September 1 deadline.
- The club's need for a reliable striker follows last season's low goal tally and competition with Newcastle United for Sesko's signature.
- United has submitted a bid just under £74 million, while Newcastle reportedly offered over £82 million, with Sesko favoring Manchester United.
- Former assistant manager Rene Meulensteen suggested Manchester United needs a striker who can deliver immediately and named Ollie Watkins as an alternative.
- If the Sesko deal falls through, United plans to consider other targets like Watkins or Nicolas Jackson while continuing negotiations with Leipzig.
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Jurgen Klopp signing could leave Liverpool if Man Utd transfer sparks domino effect - Liverpool Echo
Manchester United are in advanced talks to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko - and Liverpool could end up making even more money as a result of their rivals' transfer activity
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The race to secure RB Leipzig’s rising star Benjamin Sesko is heating up, with Premier League rivals Manchester United and Newcastle United locked in a transfer tug-of-war. Both clubs are eager to strengthen their attacking options this summer, and Sesko has emerged as a key target. Newcastle, managed by Eddie Howe, have already faced setbacks in the transfer window, having missed out on several targets. One notable disappointment was losing Bry…
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