Benjamin Šeško has publicly expressed his growing frustration over his lack of playing time at Manchester United, admitting he feels overlooked and hurt by manager Michael Carrick’s decisions. The 21-year-old striker revealed that despite working hard in training and staying patient, he continues to be left on the bench — even in matches where he was the only recognized striker available.
“I’m fed up,” Šeško said, questioning why he has not been given a proper opportunity to prove himself. His emotional comments have sparked intense debate among fans, many of whom have been calling for him to start amid United’s struggles in front of goal.
Šeško joined the club with high expectations, viewed as a key part of United’s long-term attacking rebuild. However, Carrick has favored tactical flexibility, often deploying fluid forward systems instead of a traditional No.9. This apparent tactical mismatch may explain the limited minutes, but critics argue that talented young players need trust and consistent opportunities to develop.
Reports suggest his situation has caused unease within the dressing room, with teammates sympathetic to his plight. Meanwhile, several European clubs are monitoring developments.
With confidence and momentum crucial for a young striker, the coming weeks could define Šeško’s future at Old Trafford — whether he earns his chance or considers moving on.
