Arsenal have signed two players so far in the summer transfer window, but their business is not done yet.
After completing the signings of goalkeeper David Raya and defender Riccardo Calafiori, the Gunners are expected to sign midfielder Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad.
Mikel Arteta’s side have been linked with a striker move all summer, but no one has arrived and the Gunners have started the season with Kai Havertz at the helm of their attack.
One of the players regularly linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium is Sporting striker Viktor Gyokeres.
according to The Gamethe north Londoners are interested in signing the Sporting striker, who has already scored six goals in three games this season.
Arsenal fans are excited by what the striker has said about his future now.
Transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano has reported the comments of Gyokeres, who has assured that his future is uncertain, despite the fact that the striker says that he is happy in Portugal.
Romano posted the update on his X account.
Viktor Gyokeres on his future: “You never know what will happen. I feel very good at Sporting, for sure; but in football there are things you never know”.
“I feel very good here, I’m very happy at Sporting and I don’t have any problems”.
Viktor Gyokeres on his future: “You never know what will happen. I feel very good at Sporting, for sure; but in football there are things you don’t even know”.
“I feel very good here, I’m very happy at Sporting and I don’t have any problems”. pic.twitter.com/Dd3Y4pq3KY
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 24, 2024
Arsenal already have depth in attack
It remains to be seen whether Arteta will make a move up front this summer or continue to show faith in Havertz and Gabriel Jesus.
The Gunners also have Leandro Trossard, who can play in attack whenever needed.
They have a number of options present at the club, but Gyokeres is someone who has a brilliant goalscoring record.
With just six days left in the transfer window, it looks like Arsenal have left it a little too late to sign the Swedish striker.
If he continues his goalscoring form this season, a move to a bigger club is not far off.
