Viktor Gyokeres He has been one of Sporting’s most notable players this season and has aroused the interest of major European football clubs. O Arsenal is in the race for the player and, this Friday, April 26th, Neil Moxley writes an opinion article in the newspaper Mirror, entitled “Viktor Gyokeres He is one of the most desired players in Europe, no wonder Arsenal want the transfer”, in which he recalls the Swede’s time in England.
“My wife, a Sky Blues season ticket holder, said that her father Ken – also a season ticket holder – hadn’t seen anyone so powerful since Cyrille Regis tore down defenders with his toned torso in the late 1900s. 80”, he began by writing.
“Regis was a supreme physical specimen, and it seems Gyokeres is similar. Mark Robins and the recruitment team spotted something when they decided to give the striker a chance after an injury-plagued loan at Swansea City,” he continued.
“It was Brighton first and seeing something they liked, in the second tier of Swedish football. Whoever suggested that signing deserves a big pat on the back, but now that he is on the verge of a million-dollar transfer in the next 12 months, whoever suggested he should leave, not really”, he added.
Viktor Gyokeres – valued at 55 million euros –, this season, playing for Sporting, has been one of the most prominent figures in Rúben Amorim’s team, already scoring 38 goals and 14 assists in 45 matches (3,732 minutes). The striker has a contract with Clube de Alvalade until June 2028 and a termination clause set at 100 million euros.
