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Benjamin Sesko's diet demands revealed with Man Utd's top target eating FOUR fried eggs with breakfast every day

Benjamin Sesko's diet demands revealed with Man Utd's top target eating FOUR fried eggs with breakfast every day

Scottish Sun06-08-2025
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BENJAMIN SESKO's demands have been spelt out to Manchester United and Newcastle: plenty of fried eggs and muesli!
While the Premier League clubs battle to sign the striker, Sesko's current club RB Leipzig, have revealed his typical diet.
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Manchester and Newcastle United are hot on the heels of RB Leipzig ace Benjamin Sesko
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Sesko's dietary demands have been revealed to both clubs
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And the Slovenian sounds like a model professional, albeit with a big appetite to match his 6ft 5in frame.
According to an article about player nutrition published on the Leipzig website, Sesko's typical daily menu focuses on healthy protein, in the form of chicken, fish and dairy products, healthy carbs and lots of fruit and veg.
His breakfast consists of FOUR fried eggs, yoghurt with berries, muesli and freshly-squeezed fruit juice.
For lunch, Sesko has chicken, rice and mixed vegetables, including carrots and broccoli, with two slices of bread, followed by a fruit salad featuring mango, watermelon and pineapple.
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After the second training session of the day, the frontman refuels with a protein shake, a couple of energy balls and a muesli ball.
And there's no let-up on the good habits when it comes to dinner.
Sesko has salmon with mashed potatoes and a tomato and cucumber salad.
And that's before finishing the day with yet more muesli, this time livened up with some quark cheese, cashew nuts, kiwi fruit and blueberries.
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Sesko eats FOUR fried eggs a morning
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He keeps his diet healthy with tons of fruit
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The striker is certainly getting his five a day.
Which is one more than the number of goals Rasmus Hojlund scored for Man Utd in the Premier League last season.
Chefs at United's Carrington training ground will seemingly be the ones catering to Sesko's dietary requirements.
The Red Devils have stolen a march on Newcastle in the race for the 22-year-old.
United gazumped the Magpies' £70million offer with a £74m bid, which Leipzig have yet to accept.
Sesko, however, is understood to prefer a move to Old Trafford over a transfer to St James' Park.
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