Manchester United wants to intercept Huslovenia international, Newcastle asks Sesco to make a choice within one day

According to multiple authoritative media reports, the two Premier League giants Manchester United and Newcastle United are fighting fiercely over RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Cesco. After Newcastle submitted its second offer, Manchester United quickly followed up and sent Leipzig a formal purchase application.

Previously, Newcastle United's first offer had been rejected by Leipzig. They then quickly raised the price, with the second offer believed to be €80 million basic transfer fee, plus a floating clause of up to €10 million, ambition to defeat Manchester United to sign the Slovenian international.

In response, Manchester United acted quickly. Fabrizio Romano, a well-known transfer reporter, revealed that Manchester United has clearly expressed their willingness to offer in direct communication with Leipzig and emphasized that they need to wait for the players themselves to nod. German Biography Bild was the first to disclose that Manchester United's first official offer total value of 85 million euros. The Athletic further pointed out that the quotation structure is 75 million euros basic transfer fee plus 10 million euros floating terms.

Faced with the competition between the two Premier League clubs, Leipzig Club has not yet made a formal response to any offer. However, due to uncertainty in the transfer prospects, Sesco is expected to train alone on August 6 and will not participate in the team's collective training. The

The player's own wishes become the key. Biography reported that 22-year-old Sesco has informed Manchester United and Newcastle clubs that he is only willing to join one of them this summer. Both clubs are eager to get his final decision as soon as possible.

Newcastle United has set a time limit. It is reported that they have told Sesco directly, asking him to give a clear answer on whether he is willing to transfer to St. James Park Stadium as late as August 6. The move is to ensure that Newcastle has enough time to turn to other targets if it is not possible to sign Cesco, with Brentford striker Joan Visa and Paris Saint-Germain player Gonzalo Ramos being seen as potential alternatives.

At the same time, Manchester United has also shown its determination to promote the transfer. Captain Bruno Fernandez publicly called on the club to complete another "one to two" signings after the preseason. Club CEO Omar Berrada expressed his optimism about the team's transfer plan.