“I’M DONE WITH THIS — SELL HIM OR I’M GONE IN JANUARY!”
BREAKING NEWS: Benjamin Šeško has reportedly exploded behind the scenes, finally naming the one Manchester United player he believes is responsible for his shocking goal drought this season.
Benjamin Šeško was supposed to be Manchester United’s new attacking weapon — the young, explosive striker who would fire the club back into the title conversation. Instead, he’s drowning in frustration, watching chance after chance evaporate before the ball even reaches him. And now, he has reached his breaking point.
According to sources close to the striker, Šeško has delivered an ultimatum inside the dressing room. January is his deadline — fix the problem or he walks.
The problem?
A teammate he brutally described as “the most selfish player I’ve ever lined up with.”
Šeško didn’t sugar-coat anything. He reportedly told United staff that there’s a player in the squad who “plays for his own glory,” someone who refuses to release the ball early, constantly ignores passing lanes, and repeatedly opts for wild solo attempts instead of feeding the striker right in front of him.
Šeško’s words were blunt:
“This is my first time playing alongside someone who cares more about his highlight reel than the team. I’m starving for service — and he’s killing my season.”
The tension has been simmering for weeks. Fans noticed it. Analysts noticed it. Even rival supporters mocked it. United create good build-up moments, the ball gets to this particular midfielder, and everything suddenly collapses into over-dribbling, mis-hit shots, or wasted runs that leave Šeško throwing his arms in the air.
Behind closed doors, the frustration has reportedly turned into confrontation. Šeško is said to have demanded clear tactical changes — or the removal of the player sabotaging his game. He believes he can succeed at United, but not with this “ball-hog” dictating United’s attacking flow and refusing to play to his strengths.
For a striker known for intelligent movement, pace, and clinical finishing, the lack of service has turned him from a feared signing into a frustrated passenger. And Šeško’s camp insists the numbers back him up: he’s making more runs than any other attacking player at the club, yet receiving the fewest progressive passes into the box.
That’s where the finger-pointing started — and where Šeško finally snapped.
Inside Old Trafford, the message is loud and clear:
If United want their £60m striker to stay, someone has to pay the price — and Šeško has made it clear who he thinks it should be.
The identity of the player?
At Carrington, everyone already knows.
And if the club doesn’t act fast, January could turn into an unthinkable disaster.
Šeško has spoken.
Now it’s up to Manchester United to decide who truly matters in their future — their frustrated striker… or the teammate he says is destroying his career.
