Arsenal reportedly leads the campaign to sign CP forward Viktor Gyokerers and will feel braver as Bayern Munich ends its pursuit of Swedish killer.
The Gunners may end 2024/25 as European champions for the first time, but there is no doubt that there will be abundant reinforcements in north London this summer. Their domestic campaign was disappointing, and the club did not do enough on the first two transfer windows to enhance Mikel Arteta's attack.
Raheem Sterling, who was on loan at the end of the summer window, did not take any action in January – understandably, the decision was an angry supporter.
Arsenal's poor domestic performance in the spring has led Liverpool to a Premier League champion and will be bleak if they fail in pursuing Champions League glory.
Supporters are looking forward to a huge summer, and many are eager to see new athletic director Andrea Berta oversee the arrival of big-name centers. Arsenal has links with Alexander Isak, Benjamin Sesko and Hugo Ekitike, among others, but Sports Gyokeres is said to be Berta's priority.
Florian Plettenberg Visited social media to confirm that Berta “pushed” the signing of the Ginos this summer, adding that Bayern Munich has withdrawn from the game due to the financial situation involved. The Swedish star is expected to reach sport between €60 million and €70 million (£51 million to £59.5 million) this summer after a verbal deal between the club and the players.
While Bayern was out, Guido’s outstanding scoring record in Portugal means that Arsenal is not the only one keen on reaching a deal. Plettenberg also believes that Manchester United, Chelsea and Real Madrid are interested.
Arsenal has underperformed at home this season, including injuries, but there is also a feeling that the Gunners only need superior talents in the last third of the game. Gyokeres may be a little unrefined, but of course he knows where the goal is.
The Swedish International team has won 95 matches in 99 matches, including one-eighth of the Champions League.
