Manchester United have been plunged into deeper crisis after Benjamin Šeško dropped a shocking revelation that threatens to worsen the turmoil at Old Trafford.
The Slovenian striker, signed to fix United’s long-standing scoring woes, admitted that since arriving at Carrington, he has felt a teammate actively working against him.
Following United’s crushing 3-1 defeat to Brentford, Šeško expressed his frustration, suggesting the behavior feels like deliberate sabotage.
Though he stopped short of naming the individual, reports hint the accusations could be aimed at a senior figure known for clashing with new arrivals in the past. The claims have ignited a storm online, with fans speculating over who might be undermining the youngster.
The timing is disastrous for United. Manager Ruben Amorim is already under fire for poor results and tactical struggles, while confidence inside the squad looks shattered.
Šeško’s remarks now cast a spotlight on internal rifts, shifting the narrative from on-field failures to toxic dressing-room politics.
Supporters remain divided—some view Šeško as a victim of jealousy and manipulation, while others believe he should prove his worth on the pitch rather than speaking out. Regardless, his comments have added fuel to the fire at a time when the club can least afford instability.
Once tipped as the “next Haaland,” Šeško now faces a career-defining challenge: stand his ground and silence his critics, or risk being sidelined before his United journey truly takes off.
What’s clear is that this saga is no longer just about football—it’s about betrayal, fractured trust, and a club teetering on the edge of chaos.
