Manchester United have named their price for Benjamin Sesko amid interest from Barcelona and Juventus, reports TuttoJuve.
Sesko is yet to start a Premier League game this season, after often being introduced from the bench in his debut campaign. Indeed, in the league, the 23-year-old hasn't played more than 25 minutes in a single game this term.
That's despite the fact those being picked ahead of him are not out-and-out strikers like he is.
Amid his secondary role, Sesko is on the radar of European giants Barcelona and Juventus.
Juve are said to be closely monitoring his situation ahead of January, while he's also of interest to Barca.
But the pursuit of the Slovenian attacker is not said to be an easy one given the finances involved.
Per the report, United value Sesko at €75million (£63.5m), which is around £10million below what they paid for him in 2025.
It is not made clear whether either of the interested sides are going to make bids, and if they do, if they'll be of the figures United are said to want to receive from their striker.
Juventus have other strikers in mind
If they can't afford to sign Sesko from United, it's said there are other options in mind for Juventus.
Significant evaluations are said to be ongoing, with Folarin Balogun one of the men also on the list at the Italian club.
It's felt Sesko would cost more, and after Everton agreed a deal to sign Balogun for £40million in the summer - which fell through - that does indeed seem to be the case.
But whether or not Juve need to sign a new striker will depend on how Nick Woltemade performs during the season.
The Newcastle striker is on a season-long loan with the Italian club and it's said his future will be assessed at the end of the campaign.
Some outlets suggest it looks likely he will be acquired permanently, but his performances in the coming months will make that decision clearer.
So far this season, the German international has played only 131 minutes between Serie A and the Europa League, and scored his first goal for Juve in the 5-0 European victory over NEC.
