Viktor Gyokeres’ message closes circles in Arsenal agreement claim

The club is reportedly catching his teammates’ appeal for his relocation to north London, with sports CP star and top Arsenal transfer target Viktor Gyokeres.

Over the past seven days, reports in Portuguese media have boldly claimed that Arsenal is working to lure the 26-year-old back to England.

He scored 53 goals in 51 games in 51 games this season, with the Gyokerers becoming Arsenal’s main forward target, with sporting director Andrea Berta supposedly pushing him for him.

“Andrea Berta is working to sign Viktor Gyökeres as Arsenal,” Sky Dermany reporter Florian Plettenberg said two weeks ago.

“As mentioned, Alexander Isak is still high on the Gunners’ roster. But he’s very expensive. Manchester United, Chelsea and Real Madrid are all in the race. There’s no promise yet. Everything is still open. Bayern is expensive at the moment – too expensive – as announced in October, Gyökeres can continue in the summer season and racing range, a summer car, a summer car, which is $6 billion – 70 billion euros.

Since then, people like O Jogo, the newspaper that shared information in the past few days have reported that Gyokeres is “on the way to Arsenal” and that the Gunners and the Sports have paid £59 million.

Last week, a Bola, a Portuguese source, claimed that she would also make an Arsenal offer to Gyokeres on a personal terms of £135,000 a week, although it has since been closer to Home’s report that Berta is actually ready to distribute a £10 million annual salary package (Caughtoffside).

For one of Europe’s most lethal shooters, £59 million will be considered one of the summer bargains, so it will be interesting to see if that actually happens.

Viktor Gyokeres enrolls in Arsenal Agreement Claim

However, according to sports midfielder and teammate Pedro Goncalves, the Swedes still succumb to his future.

Goncaves confirmed what the striker told him, and Gox noted that when asked if he could stay in the sports world, he said he was not the man of fate – and seemed to achieve his future.

“I asked [Gyokeres]we all asked him. He said he was not a fortune teller. ” Goncaves said.

“We still have the Portuguese Cup game against Benfica. I have a good relationship with him, but I don’t talk to him. I know it’s because of Fabrizio Romano…I stuck with him. I don’t know if he’s going to leave.

“I feel like he’s evolved a lot since he arrived. He seems to be backing off in training sessions.”

The Scandinavian superstar is waving abroad, and it seems inevitable that he will leave sports. The only question is, who can win the game for him?

Judging from recent reports, Arsenal seems to be firmly in the extreme position in matters.