Manchester United has a huge feature Benjamin Cisco on Newcastle

Benjamin Cisco’s future remains a point of disagreement between Premier League clothes in Manchester United and Newcastle.

The RB Leipzig striker (22 years old) moved from the Magpies employment team after Liverpool got their goal to attack Hugo Ekitike.

Meanwhile, the Red Devils hope to follow some of their offensive offensive purchases in Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo.

Adding a first -class center to the right to succeed the increasingly shaken Rasmus Hojlund will represent a large piece of puzzle to the Robin Amorim side.

Newcastle and Man UTD in touch with Benjamin Cisco

Benjamin Cisco clap his hands during the Leipzig game. — (Photo by Stewart Franklin/Getty Emiez)

What seemed to be a relatively direct deal for the two (behind the financial statements) has become complicated by Newcastle’s entry into the battle.

Both English clothes It is understood to be in contact with the Sesko camp. The two sides are waiting for the player first a decision on his future before opening conversations with RB Leipzig on a transfer fee.

Manchester United made new inquiries earlier this week and is ready to move forward if the attacker gives the green light.

Sources close to the Cucketofside Kuckofside reported that the former Leipzig employee He played a major role in trying to bring Benjamin Cisco to Old Trafford.

This is despite the fact that Robin Amorim believes that he personally prefers Auston Villa Olekins.

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Is Sesko Man United Transfer preferred?

Newcastle has made clear its own offer and is ready to act quickly.

However, it seems that Benjamin Cisco prefers to move to Manchester United. However, it is important to emphasize that the Slovenian has not committed to a final decision on this.

RB Leipzig, at the same time, asks at least 80 million euros (69.1 million pounds). Both sides of the Premier League hope that the agreement on personal terms with the player first helps reduce this demand price.

With the appointment of the new season to appeal more than two weeks ago (on August 15), this week may be decisive.

All eyes are now on Sesko, which should choose between the Great Premier League projects and make up its future.