Benjamin Sesko's brother-in-law starred in popular UK reality show that many fans will have watched
Benjamin Sesko's brother-in-law was a major star on this year's ITV2 reality TV series Love Island.
The RB Leipzig striker's future has dominated the headlines this transfer window, with heavy links to Arsenal, Man Utd, and Newcastle.
At one point, the Slovenian looked to be heading to The Emirates, however, after finally securing a deal for Viktor Gyokeres, the Gunners turned their attention elsewhere.
According to David Ornstein United are 'prioritising a move' for the Slovenian forward who reportedly prefers a move to Old Trafford over Sy James' Park.
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Speaking after United's 4-1 win over Bournemouth in the Premier League summer series, Ruben Amorim refused to deny links to the 22-year-old.
“The important thing is Rasmus is scoring goals. I don’t know what will happen until the market is closed,” Amorim told reporters.
While many English fans won't be familiar with Sesko, they may know a bit more about his brother-in-law, Boris Vidovic, who starred on this season's Love Island.
Boris is the brother of Sesko's 27-year-old girlfriend, Anita Vidovic, and appeared on the reality show as a Casa Amor bombshell earlier this month.
The Love Islander is no stranger to the professional game, having made 25 professional appearances in Germany and Poland's lower leagues, playing for the likes of TSV Bicken and Ritzing.
What Ruben Amorim has said about more signings
Speaking before the transfer window opened, Amorim stressed the importance of adding significantly to the squad this summer.
"I think it's crucial. I think we are trying to do everything as soon as possible," he said via Sky Sports.
"If you look at the schedule of teams we will not have the Club World Cup, so that means that we are going to have a pre-season.
"If you look at the next years, we are going to have a World Cup then a European Championship. So this window is going to be massive to work on our base.
"I think it's clear for everybody here that is going to be crucial and we have to take advantage of that. We will not have a next pre-season.
It will not be like that. So we need to do everything soon as possible to be prepared for having everybody for the pre-season to start after a season like this.
"We need to show something. That is not a debate. So I don't want that conversation of we need a lot of time. We need time, maybe to win the league, but we need to improve a lot after this season."
Tom Jenkins