Man Utd fans have come to immediate verdict after first footage of Benjamin Sesko in training emerges

Manchester United fans have come to an immediate verdict after footage of Benjamin Sesko in training emerged.

Last week, United completed the signing of Slovenia international Sesko in a move worth £73.3m.

The striker joined on a five year contract to become the Old Trafford club’s third major signing in attack this summer, following the arrivals of Matheus Cunha for £62.5m and Bryan Mbeumo for £65m with £6m in add-ons.

Ahead of United’s Premier League opener against Arsenal on Sunday, the Athletic claimed Sesko has featured in a behind-closed-doors encounter against the U21 side at Carrington.

Moreover, footage has emerged of Sesko in training, that has made some fans excited by the prospect of the 22-year-old in full-flow.

Writing on X, one person said: “You can just tell he’s a baller his first touch.”

A second person added: “My coach is smiling again.”

A third said: “They all should be scared honestly”. Moreover a fourth person wrote: “This lad is gonna change everything. Baller.”

Upon Sesko signing for United, Amorim highlighted the attacker’s “great potential”.

"He has the characteristics that we needed," Amorim said. "Ben is a player - with all the information that we have - that we need to stop the guy from working, not the opposite!

BENJAMIN SESKO IN TRAINING 🔥🪭🎎👀 #MUFC you can just tell he’s a baller his first touch 😓😭 pic.twitter.com/G8JLVojOJD

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"So that is also important. He's really young. He's good in the air, he's good at running the channels, good on the ball. I think he has great potential. I think he can improve a lot and, for sure, he is going to feel at home in our club.

"He has the right character to be in this group, so I'm really happy to have him."

He added: "That is important. He is going to notice, since the first day and first training, that he is in the right place.

"He is going to a new building [at Carrington], that is also important. Things are getting better but, in the end, we need to win games."