Benjamin Šeško: “Anything can happen”

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In an interview with Sky on Friday, RB Leipzig’s sought-after striker Benjamin Šeško doesn’t rule out a summer departure from the club. The Slovenian striker scored 21 goals in all competitions this season.

"I'm now focusing on the final games until the end of the season, and then we'll see what happens. Anything can happen,” Šeško said before Leipzig’s direct duel in Bremen.  “But, for now, I'm 100 percent focused on Leipzig, especially on these last two games."

Leipzig are currently two points behind SC Freiburg, who hold the last Champions League qualification spot before the final two matchdays of the season.