“IS EITHER HE GOES OR I GO!” – SHOCKING BOMBSHELL FROM BENJAMIN SESKO TEARS APART MANCHESTER UNITED LOCKER ROOM
BREAKING NEWS: The storm at Old Trafford has just reached a boiling point. Manchester United’s summer signing Benjamin Šeško has dropped a truth bomb that could shake the club to its very core. The Slovenian striker, who was brought in with the hope of solving United’s long-term striker crisis, has now openly revealed that his goal drought at the club is not down to tactics, not down to pressure, but rather a toxic relationship with ONE particular teammate.
Speaking to close sources after yet another frustrating match where he failed to find the net, Šeško reportedly said:
> “I have informed my agent about this situation, and there is no way I will be in this team together with him this January. It’s either they sell him or I leave the club for him.”
This is not just frustration—it is an ultimatum. A line drawn in the sand. A declaration that threatens to split the dressing room and place even more pressure on manager Ruben Amorim and club owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
The Frustration Behind the Words
Šeško was hailed as the perfect mixture of height, pace, and clinical finishing when United beat Chelsea and Arsenal to his signature. Fans expected him to form a deadly partnership with Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes. Instead, what they’ve witnessed is a striker starved of service, starved of confidence, and starved of goals.
According to insiders, the player Šeško is referring to has been deliberately refusing to link up with him on the pitch, hoarding the ball, and making selfish decisions that cut off United’s attacking flow. This sabotage, whether intentional or not, has left Šeško isolated, with only scraps to feed on in front of goal.
United’s Locker Room Civil War
This revelation comes at a time when United are already battling a crisis of confidence, poor results, and growing fan unrest. Amorim, who was brought in to rebuild harmony and identity at Old Trafford, now finds himself dealing with an internal war between one of the club’s marquee signings and a senior player.
Sources claim the two have already clashed during training sessions, with heated arguments spilling over into the dressing room. What makes this situation more dangerous is that both players have powerful backing within the squad. The dressing room is reportedly split down the middle—and this could derail United’s season completely.
The Deadline Ultimatum
Šeško’s words are clear. By January, a decision must be made. Either United cut ties with the unnamed player or they risk losing a striker who was supposed to be their future for the next decade. His agent has already been informed, meaning European giants will be on high alert for his availability should United fail to act.
The Bigger Picture
This is not just about goals or form anymore. This is about power, loyalty, and the future direction of Manchester United. If Šeško walks away so soon after joining, it will be seen as another massive failure in recruitment and squad management under the new INEOS regime.
The big question now is:
Who is the mystery player standing in the way of Šeško’s success?
And more importantly, will United’s board have the courage to back their €70m striker—or allow dressing room politics to destroy him?
One thing is certain: January will not just be about transfers. It will be about survival.
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