Evening Standard
·10 November 2025
Benjamin Sesko injury update as Manchester United striker requires 'further tests'

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·10 November 2025

Fears raised over the striker after comments from his Slovenia team-mate
Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko has withdrawn from international duty with Slovenia and will require further tests on an injury picked up against Tottenham at the weekend.
The £74 million summer signing came off the bench during the second half on Saturday but was unable to see out the game, which ended in a 2-2 draw, following a challenge from Micky van de Ven.
Sesko sat on the pitch, grimacing, while clutching his knee cap as the United medical staff gave him treatment. The striker was deemed unable to continue and went straight down the tunnel.
Asked for an update after the game, United head coach Ruben Amorim said: "Because it's the knee, we never know. I'm concerned with the injury because it's in the knee.
"We need Ben to be a better team. We have to check everything, we have to check what has happened with Ben."
Sesko has now withdranw from international duty, with fellow Slovenia striker Andraz Sporar reportedly admitting: "We will have to do without him."
United, it has been reported, do not believe Sesko has suffered a serious injury but have sent the player for further tests before a clearer prognosis can be made.
Sesko remains a doubt to face Everton in United’s next game after the international break.
It was a third injury blow for United from the same game after Harry Maguire was forced off with a suspected hamstring injury and Casemiro’s game was also ended prematurely due to a fitness concern.









































