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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has revealed that new signing Benjamin Cesc is ready to start for his Premier League debut against Arsenal.
Ruben Amorim says Benjamin Cesc is “ready to play” for Manchester United in their Premier League clash with Arsenal.
United will begin their bid to improve on their record low finish of 15th last season when they host Premier League runners-up Arsenal last term.
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Benjamin Cesco looked confident in his Manchester United side as he beamed during training ahead of the new Premier League season.
Old Trafford fans will be able to see new signing Cesko for the first time, as well as Premier League debutants Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo.
Cesc, who was linked with a move to Sunday's opponents Arsenal earlier in the transfer window, signed for Old Trafford in a £74m deal last week. Asked if the 22-year-old would start against the Gunners, Amorim said:
“He doesn’t have much time, but he’s physically ready.
“He's a very smart guy, a guy who always thinks about what he's going to do. He's ready to play, but we'll see if he starts.”
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With Benjamin Cesko closing in on a move to Manchester United from RB Leipzig, take a look at five of the Slovenian striker's best goals during his time in the Bundesliga.
When pressed on Cesko's progress, Amorim praised the Slovenian for his approach, suggesting United have found a player who can lead the club's attack for many years to come.
“He [Cesco] has great potential,” Amorim noted.
He has a huge potential in everything he does. He can play a variety of styles. He will understand that the Premier League is aggressive. He will learn.
“But Ben could become a United striker in
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