Calciomercato reports that Juventus are considering a winter approach for Benjamin Šeško, following a capital injection that has created a €100 million ($112.3 million) fund.

Manchester United have already rejected interest in Benjamin Sesko, and Tottenham also made an approach for the striker that was turned down during the summer. United are reportedly unwilling to let Sesko leave despite growing interest from Barcelona and Juventus ahead of the 2027 transfer window. Manchester United's stance appears unchanged, as manager Michael Carrick considers Benjamin Sesko an important part of his future plans. Juventus may therefore have to wait if they want to challenge Manchester United's position, as the club is seemingly not hurrying to approve a transfer for their young striker.

TuttoJuve, a Juventus-centric Italian news outlet, has reported that Juventus are interested in signing Benjamin Sesko for a deal in 2027 and that his valuation is around €75m (£64m, $84.5m).

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus will monitor the situation of Benjamin Sesko at Manchester United over the coming months, as they are considering signing him next summer. Sesko is not a regular starter for Manchester United, with the manager favouring Matheus Cunha for the striker position so far this season. The report adds that Sesko is ranked comfortably higher than Joshua Zirkzee. A transfer for Sesko, who cost £74m two summers ago, is considered difficult to complete.