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Manchester United were quite active in the transfer market this summer, and invested over £200m in new signings. The Red Devils were coming off a disappointing campaign, where they finished 15th in the league table and lost the Europa League final to Tottenham Hotspur.

INEOS responded by opening the chequebook and securing a brand new attack. Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo were signed to add Premier League pedigree to the squad, while the English giants also brought in Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig to spearhead the attack.

Diego Leon joined as another option for the left-back role, while Senne Lammens arrived on deadline day to try to solve Ruben Amorim’s goalkeeper woes.

Sesko, Mbeumo and Lammens were all in the starting XI in the 2-0 win over Sunderland on Saturday, October 4, with the Slovenian and Mason Mount finding the back of the net.

Sesko’s slow start under Amorim

Ruben Amorim was patient in his use of Sesko, initially giving the player ample time to come to terms with the rigours of English football. The same approach was applied to Lammens as well, who only made his debut against the Black Cats over the weekend.

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