Arsenal joined by Liverpool and Man United in Benjamin Sesko race

The Premier League clubs are looking to sign a new striker this summer because they aim to enhance their attacking options.

Both Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea in the market for a new striker and have identified the same player as one of their goals.

While a number of players were linked to the transfer to the Premier League to join one of these clubs, but there is one name that was constantly in the headlines to impress the English clubs.

According to infiltration sources, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea are bidding settings for RB Leipzig Benjamin Sesko.

The 21 -year -old striker scored 21 goals this season in 43 games in the German league team.

RB Leipzig is said to have put an assessment of 80 to 90 million euros on its precious origins, confident of its high potential and its height in European football.

However, the interesting clubs are hesitant to meet this number, most of them look forward to negotiating fees closer to 65-70 million euros.

Arsenal leads the race to sign Sesko

Arsenal is said to be particularly eager to sign the attacker, as Sesko is seen as an ideal addition to Mikel Arteta attacks, providing speed, weather domination and clinical finishing.

UNITED and Chelsea, both in the transition and search for long -term attacking solutions, are also a higher goal. If it diversifies, he is able to play as a single striker or at the forehead, makes him especially attractive.

Liverpool maintains close tabs as well, and may see it as part of the post -Sala development in the future.

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The Premier League clubs are facing outside the competition

Outside England, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint -Germain emerged as a major competitor.

Bayern Sesko sees a long -term successor to Harry Kane, while Paris Saint -Germain is seen as part of his strategy to rebuild youth.

Regardless of where it ends, it appears that the next step for Sesko is destined to be one of the distinctive transportation operations in the summer.

Christopher Viville, coach of Leipzig, said that he was “real top scorer”, highlighting his natural abilities in the end.

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