After months sidelined by injury, Benjamin Sesko has returned to Manchester United's starting eleven and reminded the club — and perhaps the league — what a striker of rare physical and technical gifts can mean to a team's identity. His reappearance is not merely a selection update but a restoration of a particular kind of attacking intent: direct, dominant, and difficult to contain. As Sunday's derby with Manchester City approaches, manager Carrick must weigh the promise of Sesko's form against the caution that fitness uncertainty demands — a decision that speaks to the broader tension betwee