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Tim Sherwood apologised for his prior criticism of Benjamin Sesko after the forward’s improved form under Michael Carrick at Manchester United.
Sherwood said he was proven wrong by Sesko’s resurgence and credited the striker’s attitude during his comeback.
Sesko has nine goals in 25 appearances for United, with seven in his last eight outings, aligning with Carrick’s tenure.
The discussion references Sesko’s early struggles post-RB Leipzig and his adaptation to English football.
Carrick’s appointment is highlighted as central to Sesko’s improved form and tactical fit at United.
The piece notes United’s pursuit of Champions League football and a possible late title challenge.
The article frames Sesko as a defining figure for United’s frontline going forward.
Sherwood’s comments came on a sports podcast, including mentions from BOYLE Sports and Footy Accumulators’ No Tippy Tappy Football.
Sherwood previously claimed Sesko should not wear a Manchester United shirt again during a turbulent period under Ruben Amorim.
The piece notes Sesko’s potential as United prepares for a clash with Newcastle United.
The article highlights Sesko’s current season as pivotal for his standing at United and potential future contributions.

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Tim Sherwood apologizes for his earlier, harsh assessment of Benjamin Sesko at Manchester United.
Sesko has transformed into a more impactful striker, scoring seven goals in nine games.
Sherwood previously doubted Sesko after his penalty miss against Grimsby, saying he wasn’t living up to expectations.
Sherwood conceded his early judgment was based on Sesko’s struggles under Ruben Amorim.
Sesko’s recent form includes a decisive last-weekend winner in a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace.
The discussion emerged amid ongoing coverage of Manchester United’s season and Carrick’s influence.
The piece notes Sesko’s improvement contrasts with earlier criticism from United fans.
The article references broader media coverage and exclusive analysis from Metro’s football staff.
The report highlights Sesko’s potential as a transformed asset under United’s coaching setup.
The article is part of Metro News’ football coverage, listing related topics and polls.

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