Benjamin Šeško will reportedly make a decision about his future at the end of the season, with Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Barcelona all showing interest.

Benjamin Šeško is expected to make a decision on his future after the season concludes, amid increasing interest from several elite European clubs, Sky Sports reports.

The 21-year-old forward stayed at RB Leipzig during the January transfer window despite strong interest, but remains a sought-after talent heading into the summer.

Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool are said to have added Šeško to their shortlist as they hunt for a new striker. Meanwhile, Juventus, Napoli, Real Madrid, and Barcelona are also monitoring the situation closely.

Newcastle United had shown interest, particularly as a contingency if Alexander Isak were to leave, but their interest has reportedly cooled as they close in on Champions League qualification.

Sources indicate that Šeško is prioritizing a move to a club capable of competing for both domestic titles and Champions League success. He is expected to decide his next move in June, though staying at Leipzig remains an option if no ideal offer emerges.

Last summer, Šeško signed a contract extension running until 2029. That deal includes a variable release clause based on performance metrics like appearances, goals, and assists, which could be triggered this summer.

Leipzig are understood to have informed one interested club that they would consider offers above £86 million (€100 million), although the fee may be open to negotiation.

Despite Leipzig’s struggles this season—set to finish outside the Bundesliga top four for the first time in five years—Šeško has delivered strong performances, tallying 21 goals and six assists in all competitions, including four goals in the Champions League.