Manchester United forward Benjamin Sesko is set for a spell on the sidelines after sustaining a knee injury in the club’s Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur.
Sky Sports reported on Monday that the Slovenian striker is expected to be out for at least one month following the knock he picked up during the encounter.
“Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko is set for a spell on the sidelines as a result of a knee injury picked up against Spurs,” the outlet stated.
Early medical evaluations suggest the forward will need time for rest and rehabilitation before he can resume full training.
The injury comes as a setback for United, as Sesko has been a prominent figure in the team’s attack since arriving from RB Leipzig in a deal reportedly worth €85 million. Both the coaching staff and supporters will be hoping for a quick recovery as the club navigates a busy fixture schedule.
Further updates on Sesko’s progress and expected return timeline are anticipated in the coming days.
