Arsenal continue to closely monitor Benjamin Sesko, despite missing out on signing him during the summer transfer window, as reported by journalist Sten Hornig. The Gunners had shown serious interest in the Slovenian striker and reportedly made an offer to RB Leipzig. However, Sesko opted to sign a new contract with the German club, tying him down until 2029.
Arsenal’s recent Champions League success saw them secure a 2-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, with first-half goals from Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka. This win follows their Premier League triumph over Leicester City, a crucial 4-2 result that capitalized on Manchester City’s draw with Newcastle earlier in the day. With a busy week at the Emirates, Arsenal will look to continue their winning momentum when they host Southampton this Saturday.
Sesko’s performance continues to attract attention, with Arsenal, Manchester City, and Manchester United all keeping tabs on the player’s development. Hornig, speaking with *TuttoJuve*, noted Sesko’s potential impact: “Given his age and high development potential, Sesko could benefit almost any team in Europe. However, I doubt he’ll head to Italy next summer. His market value is likely over €75m, which would be challenging for Italian clubs. Plus, Premier League clubs like Manchester City, Manchester United, and Arsenal are monitoring him closely.”
As the January transfer window approaches, Arsenal will keep an eye on Sesko’s situation, potentially positioning themselves for another attempt to secure the talented striker next summer.
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