Arsenal makes VIKTOR GYOKERES a transfer goal above this summer

Arsenal CP striker Viktor Gyokeres has set as a basic goal for the upcoming summer transport window, according to Football from the inside.

Despite previous reports indicating that Manchester United was about to secure the signing of the Giokers, Arsenal is now considered one of the race contestants to sign the attacker.

Defenders are very looking to add attackers to their team this summer after they failed again to end the drought of the cup.

In the Premier League title, they lost to the ARNE SLOT team in Liverpool while in the semi -finals of the Champions League, they were convincingly beaten by Paris Saint -Germain.

Arsenal lacks a deadly presence in the foreground

It was another season that showed that they were lacking the top scorer in the team.

With the exit of Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus with long -term injuries, Gunners struggled to score goals, but despite all the problems, Mikel Merino’s performance was good when he turned into a temporary attacker.

Andrea Berta, the club’s new sports director, is said to be a strong defender of the signature of Giuers, as he is seen as a player who can make the difference for artists.

Gyokeres enjoy a great season with Sporting CP, Formulating 52 goals and offering 13 decisive passes In all competitions.

Artillers can sign the attacker for 60 million pounds, which should not be a problem for them.

Man United is also interested in Gyokeres

The only obstacle they face in the signing of the international striker in Sweden is the attention of their competitors, Manchester United.

Robin Amorim has a strong bond with the attacker because of their business relationship in Sporting CP. Portuguese manager can persuade the attacker to refuse the defender in favor of moving to Old Trafford.

North London team also The interest in the signature of Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak But it remains to see whether they can bear the cost of its huge price.

Arsenal Make’s offer for “Pasting Player” required by the Premier League competitors Man United