Benjamin Sesko reveals the ONE United player that really wants Him out of the club now by all means
Manchester United has been thrown into fresh turmoil after Benjamin Šeško made a stunning revelation that could deepen the crisis at Old Trafford. The young Slovenian forward, who was brought in to address United’s long-standing goal-scoring problems, has confessed that a teammate has been working against him since his arrival at Carrington.
Speaking after the Red Devils’ crushing 3-1 loss to Brentford, Šeško revealed his frustration, saying he had noticed clear signs that someone within the squad does not want him at the club. According to him, the situation has become so obvious that it feels like deliberate sabotage. His words have shaken fans and analysts alike, painting the picture of a fractured squad already struggling under immense pressure.
Šeško did not directly name the player he believes is behind this, but insiders suggest his accusations may be directed at a senior figure with influence in the dressing room—someone known for previous clashes with new arrivals. The claim has sparked a frenzy among supporters online, with speculation running wild about who might be responsible for trying to undermine him.
The timing could not be worse for Manchester United. Ruben Amorim is already battling criticism over his tactics, results are slipping away, and the players look drained of confidence. Now, with Šeško suggesting that internal rivalries and jealousy are poisoning the atmosphere, the focus has shifted from performances on the pitch to fractures inside the squad.
Fans remain divided in their response. Some see Šeško as a victim of toxic dressing-room politics and believe he deserves support, while others argue he should channel his energy into proving himself with goals rather than speaking out publicly. Either way, his statement has thrown more fuel on the fire, exposing a team that looks increasingly unstable.
For Šeško, once tipped as the “next Haaland,” this is a defining moment. He must now decide whether to fight against the internal opposition and prove his worth or risk being pushed aside before his United career truly begins. One thing is clear—this is no longer just about football tactics or results; it is about betrayal from within, and if Šeško’s claims hold true, Old Trafford may be bracing for one of its ugliest battles in years.
