Benjamin Sesko Transfer Odds: Arsenal frontrunners to sign the Slovenian star

Liverpool @ 7/1

Liverpool may be in need of reinforcements in the striker department is Darwin Nunez is to depart Anfield this summer, and potentially Diogo Jota as well. The Reds are holding out for £70m for the Uruguayan but should they get that, or compromise further down the line, Arne Slot will likely look for another forward.

Sesko fits the criteria with his age, quality and the attributes that would see him fit in well to their attack, but unless anything significant happens with Nunez, it is hard to see such a move materialising.

Chelsea @ 12/1

We can't seem to have a transfer rumour anymore in which Chelsea aren't a part of it. Their appearance in these markets are like when Alan Curbishley used to appear in seemingly every next manager odds list that became available.

The free-spending Blues have already been splashing the cash this summer and knowing their habits from the past few years, it's unlikely to stop there. They are very much that greedy child in the sweet shop that is inevitably going to spoil their dinner.

With the recent acquisition of Liam Delap, a move for Sesko wouldn't make sense, especially while Nicolas Jackson and Christopher Nkunku are still on the books - although the latter could depart Stamford Bridge this window.

PSG @ 14/1

PSG are arguably the best team in the world right now following their first-ever Uefa Champions League title but it is more about the way they play rather than their accomplishments. Unlike a few years ago, the French giants are becoming a far more attractive option to players, especially with Luis Enrique at the helm.

Sesko would not look out of place among PSG's exciting attacking lineup and a such a signing would fire a warning to the rest of Europe that Les Parisiens are planning on dominating the continent.

Barcelona @ 16/1

Hansi Flick has just guided Barcelona to a domestic treble and they also reached the Champions League semi-finals. This competition is likely to be their focus next term and Barca will likely look to bolster their ranks to match some of their European rivals' strength in depth.

Sesko's age makes him such an attractive option at centre-forward because while Robert Lewandowski is still doing his bit for the Spanish giants, he's 36 and there's no guarantee on how many years in the tank he has left at this level.

Sesko would be a long-term investment and his trajectory is sure to match the one Barcelona are on under the stewardship of Flick.

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