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Chelsea targets Benjamin Sesko after his recent goal surge at Manchester United. Reports reveal Chelsea offered the former RB Leipzig striker "whatever he wanted" to join Stamford Bridge, highlighting their long-standing interest. Sesko, who cost Man Utd £74m, struggled initially under Ruben Amorim, netting only two goals before January. However, since Amorim's departure, he has transformed, scoring three goals in his last three matches and seven in his last eight. Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes emphasizes Sesko’s hunger for goals, stating he is eager to improve and maintain consistent scoring. Meanwhile, interim coach Michael Carrick’s approach has revitalized Sesko's game. Former chief scout Mick Brown praises his adaptation to the Premier League and his aerial dominance. Chelsea’s aggressive pursuit comes as Sesko thrives at Old Trafford, making him a hot commodity in the transfer market.
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