Manchester United fans don’t have long to wait until they get to see new signing Benjamin Sesko in action.

Following his £66m move from RB Leipzig this summer, Benjamin Sesko was unveiled to Manchester United fans at Old Trafford moments before the pre-season friendly against Fiorentina.

The 22-year-old Slovenian is United’s final piece of a new-look attack alongside new arrivals Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo.

Sesko has already impressed in United training and will be eager to earn a spot in Ruben Amorim’s starting XI to face Arsenal for Sunday’s Premier League opener.

There is huge excitement around Sesko’s incredible physical attributes, and he has now opened up on what fans can expect to see from him.

Benjamin Sesko names his three strongest attributes

Standing at 6ft 5in, with a top speed of 35.47 km/h, it is clear that Sesko is going to be a handful for Premier League defenders.

During his first interviews as a United player, Sesko was asked to name his three best attributes and he didn’t hesitate to answer.

“Speed, power kicking and heading,” Sesko replied.

The Slovenia international was in no doubt about his biggest strengths, and they will only excite United fans more.

Sesko showcased his incredible heading ability in training during his first session at Carrington, with photos revealing the young striker diving to connect with the ball.

As for Sesko’s “power kicking”, one quick glance at his goal catalogue at RB Leipzig proves his point.

Benjamin Sesko is exactly what Ruben Amorim has been asking for

Last season, Amorim complained about United’s physicality having deemed his side to be too slow and unathletic.

Heading into the summer window, Amorim wanted players with “intensity” who would drastically improve United’s athleticism and ability to challenge for duels in the Premier League.

In Sesko, Ineos have delivered exactly what Amorim has been looking for.

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He is a freakish athlete, and looks built to handle the Premier League’s physical demands much more than Rasmus Hojlund, who seriously struggled last season.

During his time at Sporting, Amorim thrived with a physical Viktor Gyokeres as the spearhead of his 3-4-2-1 formation, now at United he has Sesko to deliver a similar role.