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🥹🥹🚨🚨 UNWISE DECISION? Manchester United Not Prioritising a New Striker as Sesko Steps Up Return

Manchester United are reportedly satisfied with Benjamin Šeško’s progress as the Slovenian striker continues to step up his return to full training.

The club are said to expect Šeško to play a more prominent role this season, with confidence growing that he can provide a major attacking contribution when fully fit and available.

United also have several versatile attacking options, with Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha both capable of operating through the middle when required. Their flexibility could reduce the immediate need for the club to enter the market for another traditional centre-forward.

Although signing a new striker remains a possibility if Joshua Zirkzee leaves, the position is reportedly not a major priority for Manchester United’s recruitment department at the moment.

That stance also means a potential emotional return for former United striker Danny Welbeck was never seriously on the cards this summer.

However, the decision could divide supporters.

With the demands of a long season and the importance of having reliable goalscorers, some fans may feel Manchester United are taking a risk by placing so much faith in Šeško’s recovery and the versatility of Mbeumo and Cunha.

Others may believe the club are right to avoid signing another striker unless Zirkzee departs, especially with several attacking players already capable of playing centrally.

The big question is whether Manchester United’s current attacking options will be enough to deliver consistently—or whether the club may regret not strengthening the No. 9 position before the transfer window closes.

Do you think Manchester United are making an unwise decision by not prioritising another striker? Or should the club trust Benjamin Šeško, Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha? 👇🔴

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