Newly-signed Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko is ready to play but it is too early to say if he will start when the club kick off their Premier League campaign against Arsenal on Sunday, United manager Ruben Amorim said.

Manchester United are facing Arsenal in a blockbuster Premier League clash on the opening weekend as the hosts look to put past demons behind them and kickstart a new era while the Gunners aim to make a winning start to their latest title challenge.

Catch up on the summer transfer window during Friday, August 8 with Manchester United reaching agreement over Benjamin Sesko transfer

Manchester United has signed Slovenia forward Benjamin Sesko in an attempt to bounce back from its worst season in the Premier League era.

Manchester United have signed Slovenia striker Benjamin Sesko from Germany's RB Leipzig on a contract until 2030, the Premier League club said on Saturday.

Andre Onana sustained a hamstring injury in July and had to sit out the preseason friendly matches. The Cameroonian goalkeeper is reportedly ready return to action in the Red Devils' opening Premier League match.

As anticipation about Benjamin Sesko continues to grow, one potential worry for the Manchester United forward appeared to leave Gary Neville concerned

Ruben Amorim believes Benjamin Sesko has all the attributes to succeed long term as a Manchester United striker. Sesko completed his move from RB Leipzig last weekend and the Reds head coach revealed that our no.30 is physically ready to be involved in Sunday’s Premier League opener against Arsenal.