Arsenal could break the bank to sign in-form Viktor Gyokeres in the summer, despite interest from AC Milan.
The Sporting Club striker has been in superb form this season since moving to the Portuguese club in the summer.
Arsenal has several strikers on their shopping list, including Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney.
However, in the last few weeks, Gyokeres has become a more prominent target as he continues to score every time he steps on the pitch.
The Swede is also being followed by several other clubs, including AC Milan in Serie A.
The Italians hope to use Zlatan Ibrahimovic to persuade him to choose them over Arsenal, but they know that will be difficult.
Mikel Arteta’s side is reportedly willing to pay €100m for his signature, as revealed by Milan Live, having been satisfied with his performance in all competitions.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Gyokeres is no doubt one of the in-form strikers in Europe, and the Swede will be a good addition to our group.
However, spending that much money on a player who has not performed in a top league is a risk.
In the summer, his present employers might be open to selling him for a lower fee. We just need to engage them and try to renegotiate that asking price.
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I rather we pay that money to buy isak from Newcastle he is the real deal 100 m euro I’m sure will convince Newcastle to sell.
Exactly! Spending so much money on a player in Portuguese league is very enzo-esque in my opinion, i dont even mind spending that amount on osimhen from a league very well known for their defensive philosophy.
Toney is they man premier proven
If that is so, where does Santiago Gimenez falls in the thick of things then ?
How can you renegotiate when we haven’t even negotiated at all?
Gimenez is a finisher in front of goal. He has been proving it for several years now.
That’s the one thing we are missing, a striker who can put away chances with consistency.
As usual, those who know more than the manager are against
Way pay all that money for someone who’s never played in a major league
It is important to trust the process.
If the manager deem it necessary to acquire his service, I’m fully in support.