Benjamin Sesko has expressed confidence that 'great things are coming' for Manchester United following the club's 2-2 draw with Burnley, in which he scored twice. The striker's comments come amid a period of managerial upheaval at Old Trafford, with Ruben Amorim having been sacked earlier this week and Darren Fletcher placed in temporary charge.
Sesko, who joined United for £74m from RB Leipzig, praised the spirit within the squad despite the recent results. 'I think in general we're a really great group,' he said. 'We're doing everything to try prove ourselves every single time. We just have to keep going, keep pushing, because I think we're great and, yeah, I believe that great things are coming.'
The Slovenian also urged his teammates to focus on details and aim for victories, as United sit seventh in the Premier League. 'It feels obviously disappointing because I think we were fighting, we were giving our best,' he added. 'We still get a draw, which is important, but now it's just up to us to try to focus on the details and try to win the next game.'
Club chiefs are still searching for a permanent successor to Amorim, with former midfielder Fletcher potentially an interim option and ex-boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reportedly in talks over a return. United next face Brighton in the FA Cup before travelling to Manchester City in the Premier League.
