Explain metals covalently bonded to benzene

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Metals Covalently Bonded to Benzene
Specifically interested to know why you don't see metals bonded to benzene with a covalent sigma bond. I am not interested in metal benzene complexes. As much in depth help that anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated.

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