Viktor Gyökeres continues to enhance his reputation as one of Europe’s most prolific strikers, attracting attention from several elite clubs ahead of the summer transfer window. The Swedish international has been in blistering form this season, and his ability to find the net with remarkable consistency has made him one of the most sought-after players in European football.
Clubs across the continent are monitoring his situation closely, and it is no surprise that Premier League giants are among those keen on securing his signature. Gyökeres boasts an extraordinary goal return, having scored more goals than games played for Sporting CP in the current campaign. That level of output naturally appeals to top-tier teams looking to bolster their attacking options.
Arsenal is one of the sides leading the charge. The Gunners have tracked Gyökeres for months and view him as the ideal candidate to strengthen their forward line. With questions over the long-term suitability of Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz in the number nine role, Mikel Arteta’s side is expected to invest heavily in a top-class striker. The Swedish forward fits the profile, combining physical presence with sharp finishing and intelligent movement.

However, Arsenal are not alone in their admiration. Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea have all been linked with a potential move for the prolific forward. Despite the widespread interest, recent developments could work in Arsenal’s favour.
According to TeamTalk, Chelsea have already made contact with the striker’s representatives, only to be informed that Gyökeres would prefer a move to clubs such as Arsenal, Liverpool, or Manchester City. This revelation significantly strengthens Arsenal’s position, effectively removing one of their main domestic rivals from the competition for his signature.
Gyökeres is widely regarded as a world-class talent with the potential to make an immediate impact in the Premier League. For a club with ambitions of challenging for the title and competing consistently in the Champions League, signing a striker of his calibre could be transformative. If Arsenal can maintain their interest and act decisively at the end of the season, they may well succeed in bringing one of Europe’s hottest properties to the Emirates Stadium.
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Am not known for my best practices in English, but if Chelsea is interested in Gyokers and he responded by telling them no, didn’t that made him a target of the Blues as well?
I will try one more time,
I think our summer targets should be Lautaro Martinez,
Brian Mbuemo
Martin Zubamendi
The Semi final of the UCL should get us about 100,00M for Martinez.
Coming second in the EPL should go a long way towards getting Zubamendi
So we just need to rustle up the shekels to buy Mbuemo
(We have at least 10 players who could be sold)
PS. keep Partey for at least one more season (and possibly keep KiwiorAussie).
Then I can renew my Peacock subscription for next season and watch without so much dread!!
I like your choices. Lautaro can do all the false nine stuff,press and most importantly, he scores goals. He reminds me a bit of Alexis Sanchez.The only player I disagree on is Mbeumo because he’s more of a right winger and I think we should look for a left winger. Mbeumo seems to me too good to be just an option off the bench. We will probably also need a left sided defender and a goalie.
Level-minded, focused and ambitious player: quality ON and OFF the field who prefers Arsenal formidable structure and ambition. Great decision, Chelsea will easily turn you into a drug lab [mudryck]
Before Berta, the only two strikers we persued were Osimhen and we actually tried to sign Sesko. Sesko, is still the no1 but has Berta coming in changed that? I understand we are still in conversations with Seskos agent but a club always has more than one target. Either or would be good.
It’s been reported that Berta is also a fan of Gyokeres and Lautaro Martinez.
I forgot about the recent reported interest in Gyokores. Yes we have enquired after Isak, Watkins and others but the main interest in the summer was those two, Osimhen and especially Sesko.