AMORIM BACKS SESKO TO SUCCEED

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- BY STEVEN RAILSTON and ALASDAIR GOLD

BY STEVEN RAILSTON and ALASDAIR GOLD RUBEN AMORIM has admitted Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko has found life tough since joining the club.

United signed Sesko, 22, for an initial £66.4million in the summer, though he has scored just two Premier League goals. Fellow attacking signings Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo have both impressed.

“He has no experience here. And then everyone says that you are so good, you are the next big thing, and you hear about that with Sesko, and then you come to one club that is the hardest club,” said Amorim.

Spurs boss Thomas Frank spoke to Mbeumo in the summer about following the Dane from Brentford to north London. “He is a very good player. He's playing for Man United, and I'm very happy for him,” Frank said.

“The character is really important, for the atmosphere of the team’ said Yoro. “The club is doing well with this, to take only people that can bring good things in the team.

“We don't want any bad things to the team. It’s really important for us.