"Benjamin is feeling very well. His rehabilitation is progressing according to plan. It's hard to say precisely when he will return. That will be up to the medical staff and the manager, but I think we'll see him back on the pitch very soon. Maybe even sooner than expected."
"Manchester United did well in the transfer market this summer. They brought in some excellent players who will prove over the next few years that they deserve to wear this shirt."
"[Matheus] Cunha, [Bryan] Mbeumo and Sesko have played very few matches together. They need games, certain automatisms, and then things become easier. When you don't have to think about where a player is or where he's going to run, but you do it automatically. Then the results come, and everything looks much better."
"We all want them to compete for the league title, but we can't expect that to happen overnight. Every project needs time and the right decisions, and I think they are on the right track. I believe that within the next two years, United can challenge for the very top spots."
Benjamin Sesko has been sidelined since suffering a knee injury in the 2-2 draw at Tottenham in early November and has scored two goals in 12 games since joining United. His rehabilitation is progressing according to plan, with a return date to be decided by medical staff and the manager but likely soon. Manchester United strengthened in the summer transfer window with players expected to prove their value over the coming years. Cunha, Mbeumo and Sesko have played few matches together and need game time to develop automatisms. The project requires time and the right decisions, and United can realistically challenge for top positions within two years.
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