TA: Red Bull said that Sheshko is humble and friendly, good at listening, and willing to give.

Hupu August 11th News TheAthleticUK German reporter interviewed many people and analyzed the personality issues of Sheshko. The first team gym at the Cotaweg Training Base in Leipzig is located upstairs with floor-to-ceiling windows on the front.

Over the gym is the youth team gym. The two are designed in the same style and aim to inspire the players' fighting spirit. It allows young players to look at the big picture, see the star players, and look to the future.

Over the past two years, these youth players have witnessed the hard work of Benjamin Sheshko, showing his charming side as much as possible, preparing for this moment: completing his plan to transfer to Manchester United for €85 million.

Talking to anyone who has met Sheshko on the field will find them talking about similar topics:

He is persistent, motivated and ambitious. Outside the court, those who know him described him as an ordinary person with almost no airs. Slovenians are not good at showing off, and Sesco doesn't act like a star.

But he is indeed a star, and he has always been. In this country where sports stars are still new, Sheshko is a national idol.

He is the third athlete to make the super sports lineup, except for five-time NBA All-Star Luca Doncic and Tadey Pogacha, who recently won the Tour de France for the fourth time.

During his time at Red Bull Salzburg, Salzburg staff praised Sheshko. One of the stories is about his first interview with Austrian Sky Television, the main copyright holder of the National League.

At that time, the club loaned the Audi A7 to the player according to the sponsor agreement. On the day of the interview, the producer waited on the set for the car to enter the camera. It never appeared. On the contrary, Sheshko, who is 6-foot-5 inches (about 1.93 meters), comes on an electric scooter like a mantis.

This story still makes people in the club laugh. Sheshko is recalled as a humble and friendly person, a little shy at first and occasionally a little quirky.

But the freshest memory is left in the picture described by Premier League scouts. His plan to transfer to Leipzig from Salzburg was finalized in 2022 and completed in 2023. In the following two years, he grew more steadily in Leipzig, a team that was often in transition.

Sheshko's goal is fast, with impressive strength and artistry, but the pace is not stable yet.

However, he has fully met Leipzig's expectations of him. During the exchanges over the past two years, staff from the football department and other departments have described him as a perfect, flexible student. His dedication and drive are impressive, and it’s evident through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the first team gym.

But United loves the way he challenges his teammates in the locker room and the way he treats people he has come into contact with (from coaches to catering staff). He is happy to listen.

Of course, in meetings and training grounds with the coach, and anyone who can learn from it—about lifestyle, about the media, and anything that can bring him closer to the top.

He is still studying now. He needs to hone his skills, improve his efficiency, and discover stronger stability. Manchester United will understand this. €85 million bought a striker who still needs to be promoted, but he has been moving toward his goal so far.