Benjamin Seško has insisted he has no concerns about his underwhelming start to life as a Manchester United player.

The striker joined the club in a high-profile €85 million move from RB Leipzig but has yet to score, having made only three Premier League appearances off the bench and one start in the Carabao Cup.
Speaking with Slovenian media while on international duty, Šeško addressed his goalless run, remaining positive despite the immense pressure.
“As far as my psychological state is concerned, everything is fine because I have people who help me with that. I am staying strong and I am positive.”
Šeško acknowledged the significant leap in competition, but he is confident in his ability to adapt.
“The level of the matches is certainly much higher, the players and teammates are also at a higher level. After all, English football is at the highest level in the world of football. But I am very much looking forward to the coming period, also because I am getting better and faster in every training session, and I am also progressing in my football mentality every day. I wanted to move to England and fortunately my wish came true.”
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