Benjamin Sesko drops massive hint on his next club after Arsenal rejection and it's caught everyone off guard

Benjamin Sesko may have dropped a big hint or his future after Arsenal abandoned plans to sign the RB Leipzig forward.

After months of reports linking Sesko with a move to the Emirates, negotiations appear to have broken down in recent weeks.

As Arsenal instead focus on a deal for Sporting star Viktor Gyokeres, questions have been raised over what happens next for Sesko.

With several of the biggest clubs in football clearly in the market for a new striker this summer, it would seem that Sesko could have a couple of big options available to him should he prefer to leave Leipzig in the coming weeks.

But it appears that he may have dropped a big hint about his ideal destination, after his recent activity on social media was spotted.

Arsenal aren't the only Premier League side believed to be in the market for a striker this summer, with the likes of Manchester United, Liverpool and Newcastle United also eager to reinforce their front line.

However, fans think that Sesko has already decided which English club he wants to join ahead of the start of next season, Liverpool.

In a post on X, one fan pointed out that the 22-year-old recently decided to follow Liverpool on Instagram while also pinning his post from RB Leipzig's game against Liverpool.

Reacting to the news, one fan wrote: "I think Benjamin Sesko is a real option for Liverpool. Wouldn’t mind it personally. Very interesting profile."

While another added: "Benjamin Sesko to Liverpool, who says no?"

However, others have expressed concerns in the Slovenian's goal tally last season, with Sesko scoring just 13 goals in 33 Bundesliga appearances.

Sesko's social media antics come just one day after a report from TBR Football revealed that Sesko’s camp recently got in touch with Liverpool and other potential Premier League suitors to gauge interest in a move.

But if a move to the Premier League isn't possible, then it is believed that Sesko would prefer to stay where he is at RB Leipzig next season and reassess his options in January or even next summer.