British media: Sesco is very disappointed with Leipzig, and the club insists on asking for 80 million euros

According to British media tbrfootball, Sesco was very disappointed with Leipzig and the club insisted on asking for 80 million euros.

Cesco rejected Arsenal last summer, and the striker is now preparing to complete the transfer, provided the two sides can reach an agreement. However, there is now reason to worry about whether Sesco can transfer to Arsenal, as Leipzig is very determined by their valuation.

TBR chief reporter Graeme Bailey reported that Sesco is currently very disappointed with Leipzig, and the player team believes that an agreement has been reached before this summer, although it is only a verbal agreement or a gentleman agreement.

Cesco's team believes that the transfer is less than 70 million euros (59 million pounds), but Leipzig insists on an estimate of 80 million euros (67 million pounds), which Sesco believes is inconsistent with what he was told before.

Cesco's contract includes a flexible termination clause, totaling around £67 million, but the striker believes they agree to be a lower price. Anyway, Arsenal is discussing with Leipzig how to reach a deal, but for the moment, sources confirmed that the Gunners are "unwilling" to accept Leipzig's valuation.

Cesco is not the only target for Arsenal sporting director Berta to sign on the front line, they have also had contact with Yorke, and although Cesco is now Arsenal's first choice, players also know that Arsenal has made some progress in the trade to introduce Yorke.

Cesco is obviously eager to join Arsenal. He is not in a hurry to leave Leipzig, but has clearly stated his concerns and hopes to join the Gunners.