To be honest " Benjamin Sesko " would be not missed in Leipzig if he decided to move to the Saudi Pro League.
On the other hand its a nice move that he dont go for the Money and choose to stay in Leipzig as far as i know , maybe other EU Clubs also on him.
And i am looking really forward to know what will Leipzig will be coming with about Players and how they will be playing , the last season was disappointing.
On the other hand its a nice move that he dont go for the Money and choose to stay in Leipzig as far as i know , maybe other EU Clubs also on him.
And i am looking really forward to know what will Leipzig will be coming with about Players and how they will be playing , the last season was disappointing.
I agree on that! Sesko isn't an ordinary player before anything else. He is one of the biggest talents among strikers now. It would be a pity to throw his career at risk by joining a Saudi team at this young age.
He was a target for Arsenal but recently they are more interested in finishing Gyökeres. Even if they approach Leipzig to make an enquiry, probably he will cost them more than 100 million euros. At least recent rumours say that.
Arab League clubs are becoming increasingly competitive in the transfer market. Previously, they only targeted top players approaching retirement age. Now, several Arab League clubs are starting to try to bring talented young players to the Arab League. Arab League clubs may not be able to guarantee the same level of competition as the top European leagues, but given the consistently high transfer fees and salaries, young talent can now move to the league.
And returning to Benjamin Sesko, he is a truly extraordinary and promising young talent. Despite his young age, he still has the potential to become one of the best strikers in the world, and to achieve that, he must remain in Europe. Not only Arsenal, but Manchester United are also quite interested in signing Sesko. However, the slow pace of the process at Arsenal and Manchester United has made it a point for the club to consider releasing him to the Premier League, which also opens up space for Al Hilal to become the Slovenian player.