It is very obvious that He really wants my downfall here,I have observed Him for a couple of weeks now and He seems He is not happy with my stay here”, Benjamin Sesko reveals the ONE United player that really wants Him out the club now by all means
“It Is Very Obvious That He Really Wants My Downfall Here”: Benjamin Šeško Reveals the ONE Manchester United Player Who Allegedly Wants Him Out of the Club by All Means
“It Is Very Obvious That He Really Wants My Downfall Here”: Benjamin Šeško Reveals the ONE Manchester United Player Who Allegedly Wants Him Out of the Club by All Means
In what has quickly become one of the most talked-about revelations in English football this week, Manchester United’s summer signing Benjamin Šeško has broken his silence about the internal tensions reportedly brewing at Old Trafford. The 21-year-old Slovenian striker, who joined the club with high expectations after a stellar campaign with RB Leipzig, has now openly admitted that he has felt unwanted by a certain player in the dressing room – a claim that is already sending shockwaves through the club’s supporters and pundits alike.
During a candid sit-down with a popular sports outlet, Šeško spoke at length about his experience since arriving at Manchester United and how the atmosphere at the club has not been as welcoming as he had hoped. “It is very obvious that he really wants my downfall here,” the striker said with an almost pained expression. “I have observed him for a couple of weeks now, and it seems he is not happy with my stay here at all.”
While Šeško refused to explicitly name the player during the initial stages of the interview, the striker hinted at several incidents that had left him questioning the unity within the squad. According to him, subtle gestures, off-hand remarks, and even on-pitch body language have made it clear that at least one senior player appears to be uncomfortable with his presence and is actively trying to unsettle him.
“I’m not someone who speaks without thinking,” Šeško continued. “I came here to play football, to grow, and to help the team. But when you’re in an environment where someone constantly undermines you, gives you cold looks, or even spreads things about you behind your back, it’s difficult to stay focused. This isn’t what I expected when I signed for Manchester United.”
Sources close to the dressing room have speculated that the tension might be stemming from competition for places. As a young, dynamic forward with a natural eye for goal, Šeško’s arrival at Old Trafford inevitably puts pressure on more established players whose positions might be at risk. Some insiders believe that this unnamed teammate fears losing his role as a regular starter, leading to a frosty relationship with the new signing.
Despite this tension, Šeško has maintained professionalism on and off the pitch. He has trained diligently, shown flashes of brilliance in United’s pre-season and early fixtures, and is gradually winning over a section of the fans who believe he could be the long-term solution to the club’s striking issues.
“I am here because Manchester United believed in me,” Šeško emphasized. “I will not allow anyone to destroy my confidence or my career. I am stronger than that. But people need to understand – I did not come here to fight teammates. I came here to win titles.”
The club itself has yet to comment on the situation, but if these revelations are anything to go by, Erik ten Hag may have some dressing room unrest to deal with before it snowballs into a full-blown crisis. Team harmony is vital for any club chasing silverware, and internal rivalries – if left unchecked – can quickly derail a promising season.
Manchester United fans, meanwhile, have flooded social media with messages of support for Šeško, urging him to stay focused and not let internal politics distract him from showing his best form. Others have called on the club’s management to intervene and ensure that every player feels respected and supported within the squad.
One thing is certain: Benjamin Šeško’s revelation has lifted the curtain on a potential internal power struggle at Old Trafford. Whether the Slovenian forward overcomes these early challenges or whether the tension escalates further will be closely watched by fans, pundits, and rivals alike.
For now, though, Šeško’s message is clear – he may feel unwanted by one player, but he is determined not to be pushed out.
