Benjamin Sesko has expressed confidence that 'great things are coming' for Manchester United as the club intensifies its search for a new manager. The Red Devils parted ways with Ruben Amorim earlier this week, with former midfielder Darren Fletcher taking temporary charge. Fletcher secured a point in his first game, a 2-2 draw with Burnley, while club chiefs are also reportedly in talks with former boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer about a potential return.
Sesko, who joined United for £74 million from RB Leipzig, scored twice in the draw at Turf Moor. Reflecting on the team's spirit, the Slovenian striker said: 'I think in general we're a really great group. We're doing everything to try to 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.'
Despite the positive outlook, Sesko acknowledged the frustration of not securing a win. 'It feels obviously disappointing because I think we were fighting, we were giving our best, we were creating a lot of chances. Basically, the ball was two times in the net, like over the line, but the opponent just took it out,' he said. He urged his teammates to focus on details and aim for victories as United look to climb from seventh in the Premier League.
United's next fixture is an FA Cup tie against Brighton at Old Trafford this weekend, followed by the Manchester Derby against City in the league a week later. Sesko's brace against Burnley has lifted his goal tally, and he believes the team is showing what they are capable of for the future.
