Liverpool and Arsenal They are reportedly planning to go head to head over a deal to sign RB Leipzig star Benjamin Sesko this summer, according to the German outlet. sports image.
The Merseyside club will begin its life without Jurgen Klopp as their coach from next season, since the German will leave his position at the end of this campaign.
The Reds are likely to make some new signings in the coming transfer window to provide the new manager with the desired options to achieve success in the next term.
It looks like Liverpool could try to look for a new striker as they have been linked with a few names ahead of the summer window and Sesko is now emerging as a serious option.
According to the report of sports imageLiverpool are “keeping an eye” on the Slovenian and could try to secure his service in the next transfer market. The report further claims that the 20-year-old has a £43million release clause included in his current contract, so the Reds will have to spend a considerable amount of money to lure him away from the Red Bull Arena.
Battle
However, sports image claims that securing Sesko's signature will not be easy for Liverpool as Arsenal are also interested in buying him and, along with the north London club, city of manchesterF.C. Barcelona and AC Milan are also weighing their bet.
It has been widely suggested that Arsenal are planning to sign a new striker this summer to strengthen their front line and take the next step in their rebuild. Mikel ArtetaThe Guide.
Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen have been mentioned as his main targets. But it appears the Gunners are also exploring alternative options should they fail to sign priority targets, with Sesko now emerging as a key option.
Sesko, who is 6ft 4in tall, is quick, strong, good in the air, has the efficiency to finish his chances and also works hard out of possession. The 20-year-old is a very talented player and has the potential to become a top striker in the future.
Therefore, it would be a big coup for Arsenal or Liverpool if either club manages to secure his signature in the next transfer window.
