givemesport reported that 22-year-old Leipzig forward Sesco is one of several offensive options considered by Manchester United coach Amorin, who hopes to reshape the team's forward line before the 2025/26 season.

Manchester United scouts have been following Sesco for more than three years and have been in touch with him again this year. Manchester United admired Cesco's full performance and believed his style was suitable for the Premier League. Despite the interest from other clubs, sources said Cesco is more inclined to join Old Trafford.

Afterward Arsenal had negotiated with the Slovenian international, but those negotiations were described as "very complicated". The Gunners then turned their attention to Yorksray, and negotiations are still ongoing about the Swedish striker.

Manchester United clearly stated that they intend to strengthen the forward line, but the message to potential signing players is very direct: the club must sell people before they can buy people. Sources confirmed that all potential new players have been informed of their current financial situation and that the club is raising funds by selling players. Cesco is not the only one to be considered. Manchester United's forward target list also includes Aston Villa's Watkins and Chelsea's Jackson. Amorin hopes to find a striker who can lead the team and actively put pressure on them, and all three candidates have these characteristics in different ways.

Although Manchester United has not officially offered Cesco, according to analyst Statman Dave, Cesco is considered an "elite" player. Manchester United is paying close attention to his situation. As the players themselves are willing to transfer and temporarily give up their European fight opportunities, Manchester United is weighing whether to take concrete actions, depending on their sales progress. There is no sense of urgency at the moment, but interest is serious. If the deal is reached, Cesco reportedly has a transfer fee of about £78 million, and he could be another big summer signing after Cunha.