Manchester United have received a significant boost ahead of their crucial Premier League clash against Sunderland this Saturday, with Benjamin Sesko expected to be available after an injury scare.
Concerns arose when the Slovenian striker was forced off at halftime during the recent victory over Liverpool, following a collision with an advertising board. Initial fears suggested he might miss the trip to the Stadium of Light, but reliable sources have now confirmed that the injury is not as serious as first thought.
According to updates from trusted insider Sully, Sesko has traveled with the squad and is expected to be named in the matchday lineup. The big question remains whether he will start, especially with Champions League qualification already secured for the Red Devils.
"Benjamin Sesko is part of the MUFC travelling squad who have travelled to face Sunderland with the expectation of being in the matchday squad too," the report stated. "His injury which was sustained last week isn't seen as serious."
The former RB Leipzig star has been in fine form this season, netting 12 goals across all competitions—including an impressive 10 since Ruben Amorim's departure. His presence will be a welcome sight for United fans hoping to maintain momentum.
If Sesko is rested alongside the possibly sidelined Matheus Cunha, caretaker boss Michael Carrick may finally turn to his fringe players. Joshua Zirkzee, who has expressed a desire to stay despite summer exit rumors, has yet to start under Carrick and could get his long-awaited opportunity to shine.
The 20-time English champions are not resting on their laurels, with prize money and a third-place finish still at stake. United will be eager to complete a league double over the high-flying Black Cats, having won the reverse fixture 2-0 earlier this season.
For fans heading to the match or watching from home, this is a game that could showcase both the depth of the squad and the determination to finish the season strong. Keep an eye on the team sheet—Sesko's inclusion could be the spark United needs.