Manchester United striker Benjamin Šeško, sidelined by a lingering shin problem, has promised to devote all his effort to rehabilitation after withdrawing from Slovenia’s squad and missing recent club fixtures.
Manchester United forward Benjamin Šeško confirmed on Thursday that he will "fully dedicate" himself to recovering from a persistent shin injury that has limited his playing time this season. The striker, who has been managing the issue for the past two months, said the setback will not deter his commitment to return at full strength.
According to a report published on the same day, Šeško will undergo a series of medical tests following his recent withdrawal from the Slovenia national team’s squad for the upcoming international break. The decision to pull out came after he continued to feel discomfort, prompting the national side to prioritize his long‑term health.
United’s recent fixtures have already felt his absence; Šeško missed the club’s trip to Fulham and has been unavailable for training sessions while the medical team evaluates his condition. Club officials have not disclosed a definitive timetable for his return, noting that his rehabilitation will be tailored to ensure a safe comeback.
Šeško’s determination mirrors the club’s broader approach to player welfare, with Manchester United’s medical staff emphasizing a cautious, player‑first strategy. As the striker focuses on his recovery program, fans will be watching for updates on his progress and potential re‑entry into both club and international duties.