Manchester United fears that attacker Benjamin Sesco may be left out of the field for up to four months, which would keep him out of the team until February, English media reports.
The 23-year-old attacker has been missing for five weeks due to a physical problem that had disturbed him over the previous six months.
The English club is conducting additional medical examinations at the Carrington training center, while the media report there is the possibility that its absence will be shorter than initially predicted.
Manchester United coach Michael Carrick has said the club hopes to have more clarity about the attacker’s situation in the coming days.
I hope the next time we talk, maybe not tomorrow, but by the end of the week, we’ll have something clearer, Carrick said.
A prolonged lack of Sesko may force Manchester United to seek reinforcements in the offensive department during the January transitional deadline. Meanwhile, Joshua Zirkzee is facing difficulties in providing regular minutes in the field.
Sesko scored 12 goals in his first season at Manchester United, after joining the club from RB Leipzig.
If confirmed missing by February, this would constitute a significant blow to Manchester United’s plans for the rest of the season.
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