The Slovenian striker has been Arsenal’s top attacking target for some time, though talks have progressed more slowly than initially expected. ..Continue Reading
However, sources close to the negotiations suggest that both clubs are nearing a compromise, with Leipzig softening their stance from their original demand of over €80 million.
There’s growing optimism that Arsenal could secure the 22-year-old for slightly less than Leipzig’s initial asking price, provided the payment structure is favorable.
Šeško remains a player of interest to several other major clubs.
Manchester United, Manchester City, and Real Madrid are all monitoring the situation closely, ready to step in if Arsenal’s deal falls through.
The forward has scored 39 goals in 87 appearances for Leipzig over two seasons, making him one of the most promising young strikers in Europe.
Chelsea were previously linked with Šeško but have since shifted their focus, signing Liam Delap and nearing a deal for João Pedro instead.
Although Liverpool have been mentioned in connection with Šeško, sources have not confirmed any concrete interest, with the Reds reportedly prioritizing other forwards like Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike.
Šeško is widely viewed as a rising star who could significantly boost Arsenal’s attacking options, especially after their struggles in front of goal last season.
Manchester United, meanwhile, are also in need of a reliable striker following inconsistent performances from Rasmus Højlund and Joshua Zirkzee.
Given his desire to play in the Champions League, Šeško may favor a move to Arsenal or City, both of whom can offer top-tier European football.
United’s current instability could make it harder for them to attract a player of his caliber, adding urgency to Arsenal’s efforts to close the deal.
