According to reports, Arsenal leads the race to sign the sporty CP striker Viktor Gyokoker, and is encouraged by Bayern Munich to end their persecution of the Swedish killer.
The Gunners were able to end the 2024/25 for the first time as European Champions, but there is no doubt that there will be reinforcements in North London this summer. Their domestic campaign was bitterly disappointing, and the club did not take enough over the two previous transmission windows to strengthen Mikel Areta’s attack.
After signing Raheem Sterling at the end of the summer window, not a single step was taken in January – a decision that understandably made the supporters angry.
Arsenal’s bad domestic form over spring made it possible Liverpool, the title of Premier League to Canoter, and the mood will be bleak in N5 if they fail because of the champions League -Ruhm.
Bearers expect a big summer, and many are desperate according to the new sports director Andrea Berta to monitor the arrival of a large center forward. Arsenal was associated with people such as Alexander Isak, Benjamin Sesko and Hugo Ekitens, but Sporting’s Gyokeres should be a primary goal.
Florian Plettenberg On social media it was confirmed that Berta “urges” Gyokoker this summer and added that Bayern Munich had withdrawn from the race due to the associated finances. The Swedish star is expected to leave the sport between 60 million € 70 million (£ 51 million £ 59.5 million) after an oral agreement between the club and the player.
While Bayern are no longer, Gyokoker means’ remarkable evaluation record in Portugal, Arsenal are not the only ones who want to complete a deal. Plettenberg also attributes Manchester United, Chelsea and Real Madrid with interest.
There were many factors in Arsenal’s domestic under -performance this season, including injuries, but there is also a feeling that the Gunners simply need superior talent in the last third of the field. Gyokoker may not be sophisticated, but he sure knows where the goal is.
The Swedish international scored 95 -times in 99 games, including six in eight in the Champions League.