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Bundesliga update, more update on player transfer here:
After rumors and speculation that he would be moving to the Saudi League, the situation regarding Šeško is now quite clear. Benjamin Šeško will not leave Leipzig for Saudi Arabia; he expects to remain in Europe. In terms of fee and salary, it's certainly a matter of respect for him. But he's willing to remain in Europe.

This update has clarified the value of these players and what they are worth. I was very interested and worried about what the real reason was, but now I know.
Yes, it was discussed in depth that many players are leaving this league and now they will sign a contract in the Saudi league and play for a few years and be successful. I think he wants the Saudi league to be the best of all leagues, but this is true to some extent. He has made a very good decision, but there are some players who should go to the Saudi league, which should show a different performance in this league too. He will get this because of his performance and struggle and if he plays even better, I would like him to go to this league.

Benjamin Sesko declining the Saudi Pro League offer seems to be the best for him going into the future. As he wants to continue playing in Europe. At only 22 years old, he is valued at €90 million. And that's not bad at all. He should be thinking about joining a big European club, as he is doing right now. There is no point going to Saudi when Arsenal, Man City, and Man Utd are actively monitoring you. He is already performing very well in the Bundesliga. He has definitely made the right choice, and his ambitions are absolutely spot-on as a player. I think he will end up joining a big European club.
Great to see such young players understand that they cannot chase money so early in their careers.

It's unusual for a 22-year-old player to choose Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, considering that major teams are pursuing him for his career, any player in Sesko's position would prefer to play in Europe. Saudi Arabia has become a place of increasing quality and competition, but it's clear that young players with ambitions won't choose that place for some time to come.