Sesko ruled out until January with shin injury
Summary
Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko is expected to miss games until at least January because of a shin impact injury. He has not played since being substituted against Brighton on 16 September, and his absence leaves manager Michael Carrick without his only orthodox centre-forward.Key Facts
- Sesko is 23 and represents Slovenia internationally.
- The injury is described by sources as an impact injury, not shin splints.
- Sesko missed pre-season and the final three Premier League matches last season because of shin problems.
- Since joining Manchester United from RB Leipzig in August 2025 for £73.7m, he has made 38 appearances, scoring 14 goals and providing one assist.
- He scored 11 Premier League goals last season, sharing United’s top-scorer spot with Bryan Mbeumo.
- Sesko has scored twice this season, against Everton and Sabah FK.
- His absence is expected to include Premier League games against Liverpool and Arsenal and at least three Champions League matches.
- Manchester United are 16th in the league and have not won in any competition since 10 September, according to the article.
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