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Now the two clubs have reached an agreement by signing all the documents for Benjamin Šeško.
The price that Man United has to pay, €85 million, may include bonuses. I hope this won't be another Hojlund, because he failed in the Premier League.
Many expensive players have been brought to the Premier League, but they failed and ended up being sold back by the clubs at a low price.

Benjamin Šeško is the third central forward signing by Manchester United and looks Ruben Amorim spent out much money only for attacking line players position, wish the last striker signing Benjamin Šeško can perform quite well and looks his performance very promising with previous clubs RB Leipzig. Last season, Benjamin Šeško played 33 games with RB Leipzig at Bundesliga scoring 13 goals and created 5 assists, just reminder Premier League most difficult league than Bundesliga and not sure yet he can score many goals with Manchester United.

I have big question with Manchester United signing for Premier League next season, why most recruitment as striker in other side really need new players for midfielder and defender position? Indeed window transfer opening still one month later but Manchester United have spent out up to 250 million euro for signing four players so far.

Although Cunha and Brian Mbeumo can be used as forwards but that's not their natural position dear, moreover that's not what Amorim bought them for else he won't see any reason to buy a natural central forward Sesko. Mbeumo and Cunha would be used as attacking midfielder which suits both of them perfectly for Amorim's playing style, anyways the signings so far are very promising and would play major role to Manchester United's success this season, that's if they don't act like the Manchester United team we know.

Talking about the amount they've spent, have you noticed that the market is currently inflated, it's same with other teams too, once a player starts performing well their clubs inflate their price and sometimes very high for an average player, take a look at the amount Brighton is requesting for Baleba, more than £100m. Well Manchester United have made it clear that they don't need to sell to buy players and there's funds to buy their remaining target before the window closes let's see how they'll do it.