Viktor Gyökeres has revealed his admiration for three of Arsenal’s top stars as he continues to wait for Sporting CP to grant him a transfer to the Emirates Stadium.

Viktor Gyökeres is determined to join Arsenal this summer, and this has been repeatedly reported in Portugal for several months. On Monday, Record reported the Gunners had improved their verbal offer to €65m plus €15m in bonuses,

Sporting CP forward Viktor Gyökeres has said the style of play under his former coach Ruben Amorim "suited me perfectly."

Central to Gyökeres’s frustrations is a belief that he had an agreement with Sporting president Frederico Varandas to sell him for a certain fee, believed to be around €70 million (£60.4 million, $82 million). Varandas has publicly insisted Gyökeres will not be sold for such a price.

Good Morning! Friday’s edition of The Daily Viktor Gyökeres perhaps should have been one regarding what time he’d be arriving at Humberto Delgado Airport, waving goodbye to adoring Sporting CP supporting ground crew,

Turkish giants, Galatasaray, have returned to Napoli to continue the talks on signing Victor Osimhen. Fabrizio Romano, the Italian football transfer

Sporting CP president Frederico Varandas has admitted that Viktor Gyökeres is likely to leave the club this summer.

Viktor Gyökeres's weekly wages will match that of Thomas Partey but will still be lesser than what Kai Havertz and Declan Rice are making at Arsenal, a report said

Spain international, Marco Asensio is all set to join manager Jose Mourinho at Fenerbahçe from Paris Saint-Germain. According to Fabrizio Romano,

Arsenal are in advanced talks to sign Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres according to the Athletic's David Ornstein. The Gunners had been linked with several strikers, most notably RB

Gyökeres scored 97 goals in just 102 games during a remarkable two-year stint at Sporting CP, helping the club win consecutive Portuguese league titles and a domestic cup. The future of Swedish striker Viktor Gyökeres appears to be taking shape.