Breaking News: FABRIZIO ROMANO CONFIRMS MANCHESTER UNITED AGREE €85M DEAL TO SIGN BENJAMIN ŠEŠKO
The anticipation among Manchester United supporters recently reached fever pitch following viral reports that Slovenian striker Benjamin Šeško had sealed a move to Old Trafford. Multiple fan accounts and online sources began celebrating with the famous phrase, “Here we go,” traditionally associated with confirmed transfers. However, the truth paints a different picture.
Despite heavy online chatter and speculation, there has been no official confirmation that Manchester United have completed a deal for the RB Leipzig striker. While it’s true that United are keen on signing the 21-year-old talent, and discussions have taken place, there is currently no agreement in place between the two clubs.
Initial reports claimed that United had made a bold €80 million offer, with an additional €5 million in potential add-ons, which RB Leipzig had accepted. These rumors even suggested that personal terms had been finalized and that a medical was imminent. But reliable sources, including Fabrizio Romano, have not confirmed such developments.
In reality, Šeško is a highly sought-after player, attracting interest from several major European clubs. Newcastle United are reported to have submitted an offer of €75 million plus €5 million in add-ons, which Leipzig turned down. The Bundesliga side are said to be holding out for a package worth €80 million with €10 million in add-ons, along with a sell-on clause, making negotiations more complex.
Fabrizio Romano, known for his accurate transfer updates, has not issued his signature “Here we go” announcement in this case. Instead, he has confirmed that Manchester United are exploring Šeško as one of several striker options, but no deal is done. His actual words indicate that the club is still evaluating possibilities and that Leipzig’s valuation remains a significant hurdle.
In summary, the reports circulating about a finalized move are not based on verified facts. As of August 5, 2025, there is no completed agreement, and any suggestion otherwise is premature. For now, Benjamin Šeško remains a target—not a confirmed signing—for Manchester United.
