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Newcastle increases offer for Sesko: RB Leipzig remains tough!
RB Leipzig rejects Newcastle offer for Benjamin Sesko. Clubs competing for the striker during the transfer window.
Newcastle increases offer for Sesko: RB Leipzig remains tough!
Newcastle United are stepping up their efforts to sign Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig. On Monday evening, the Premier League club made an improved offer worth €80 million plus €5 million in possible bonus payments. This follows an initial offer of €75 million, which Leipzig had already rejected. Loud Picture RB Leipzig is demanding a guaranteed 80 million euros for the talented striker.
Pressure is growing on Newcastle as the club looks for a successor to Alexander Isak, who has already reached an agreement with Liverpool. Isak has been back at the club since Monday after traveling to Spain without permission. This circumstance has increased the urgency for the Magpies, so that a quick agreement is being sought.
Interest from Manchester United
Manchester United have also expressed interest in Benjamin Sesko and are planning to make an offer. However, the club must first sell players in order to ease the strain on the salary structure. Internally, the next step regarding Sesko is being discussed, but no official offer has been made yet. Loud Sky Sports United is keen to remain disciplined to avoid becoming embroiled in a bidding war.
Benjamin Sesko has told both clubs that he is only considering a move to them. While Newcastle are aiming for a quick agreement, Sesko is reportedly showing a stronger leaning towards Manchester United if a deal with Leipzig can be reached.
Leipzig's upheaval and player changes
RB Leipzig is in the midst of a transition and has already signed six new signings, but is planning to make further transfers. The transfer fees for players like Sesko are crucial for future squad planning. Marcel Schafer, Leipzig's sporting director, confirmed that several clubs have shown interest in Sesko.
In addition, Leipzig are also considering signings such as Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund, which could further influence the dynamics of Sesko's transfer. Although Hojlund is under contract with the club, he may see less playing time should a new striker arrive.
The current transfer situation of Sesko and other players is at the center of events as RB Leipzig prepares for the new week of training. On Tuesday at 2 p.m. Sesko is also expected to take part in this training, although his future is up in the air.