Arsenal getting closer to signing Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon.

Viktor Gyokeres may join Arsenal soon!

January 15th 2025.

Arsenal getting closer to signing Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon.
Viktor Gyokeres, a highly sought-after football player, may soon be joining Arsenal in the upcoming January transfer window. The Gunners have been long linked with the Swedish international striker, along with other top European teams. However, things seem to be looking up for Arsenal as they have reportedly changed their stance on Gyokeres' €100m release clause from Sporting Lisbon.

Previously, Arsenal had been reluctant to pay such a hefty fee for the 26-year-old, but according to recent reports, they are now willing to do so. This brings them one step closer to securing the former Coventry City star, as no other club has been willing to meet Sporting Lisbon's asking price at the moment. Of course, personal terms would still need to be agreed upon, but Gyokeres is determined to join one of the best teams in Europe.

The need for a new striker at Arsenal has become even more pressing after the injury to Gabriel Jesus, who is expected to be out for a significant amount of time. Even before this setback, there were calls for Arsenal to strengthen their attacking options with a world-class striker, in order to improve their chances of winning the Premier League.

While Newcastle United's Alexander Isak was rumored to be Arsenal's top target, it seems he may be too expensive for the Gunners, with Newcastle demanding a minimum of £150m for negotiations to even begin. In comparison, Gyokeres would be a more affordable option if Arsenal do decide to activate his release clause in January.

The Swedish striker has been having a fantastic season with Sporting Lisbon, scoring 32 goals and providing six assists in just 30 games across all competitions. When asked about his future, Gyokeres remained coy, stating that there are still many months left in the season and he will see what happens when the time comes. However, when asked about his goals for the future, he confidently stated that he sees himself playing for one of the best teams in Europe by the time he turns 30.

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