Benjamin Sesko produced a stunning strike for RB Leipzig in front of Jurgen Klopp as interest in the striker remains. The Slovenian has enjoyed a rapid rise and was at Red Bull Salzburg prior to his move to Germany, where he's continued to thrive. Sesko has already hit double figures this term having scored 18 times in his debut season.
His latest strike came against Werder Bremen as he riffled home his team's third of the afternoon. Sesko kept his head over the ball and hammered home into the top corner before reeling away in celebration with Klopp in the stands to watch on. The German has agreed to become 'Head of Global Soccer' for Red Bull - a job he began on January 1. The former Liverpool boss will oversee the company's international network of football clubs and advise them on playing philosophy, transfer strategy and coaching development.
Speaking on Einfach mal Luppen, a podcast hosted by former Germany midfielder Toni Kroos and his brother, Felix, Klopp said: “Basically, I’m an advisor. Hopefully I can bring calm in different ways and, in other situations, assess things correctly and help the coaches. But I just want to support, not interfere, because I know how disruptive that is. Instead, I want to pass on my experience and work in the world that I know best.”.
