"It's Frustrating" - Arsenal Star Speaks Out on Future Amid Transfer Interest
Gyokeres has played only 29 of 450 Premier League minutes and is considering a move after Kai Havertz started every league match.
- Viktor Gyokeres scored the decisive 43rd-minute goal to secure Sweden a 2-1 victory over Romania on Friday evening. The Arsenal forward appeared visibly unhappy during his trademark celebration after the match.
- The forward has fallen behind Kai Havertz in Mikel Arteta's rotation at Arsenal, logging only 29 of 450 possible Premier League minutes this season. His mounting frustration stems from limited domestic opportunities despite scoring 21 goals last campaign.
- Across 76 minutes against Romania, Gyokeres completed 15 of 16 passes and scored with his only opportunity, earning Player of the Match with a 7.9 rating. Swedish media described his display as occasionally 'edgy' despite the clinical finishing.
- Reports suggest Gyokeres is considering an Arsenal exit, with initial contacts already made with four clubs seeking his services. Having played just 207 minutes across all competitions, he urgently needs consistent starting opportunities.
- Kai Havertz's reported 4-week injury absence may provide Gyokeres with a pathway to regular minutes. The striker told Swedish outlet SVT, "Of course it's frustrating, no matter where it is," signaling his determination to fight for playing time.
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"It's frustrating" - Arsenal star speaks out on future amid transfer interest
Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres has spoken out on finding it frustrating not to be playing more regularly for the Gunners so far this season. The Sweden international has quite clearly fallen down in the pecking order at Arsenal at the start of this campaign, with Kai Havertz starting all Premier League games for Mikel Arteta’s […]
Sweden beat Romania 2-1 at home in Stockholm, while Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina drew 0-0 in Warsaw in their opening Group 4 matches in League B of the Nations League tournament, BTA reported. Gheorghe Hadzi's second stint in charge of Romania's national team began with a loss, and the win was the fifth for the Swedes in the last six direct clashes between the two teams. Alexander Isak gave the hosts the lead in the 20th minute, but nine mi…
Svenska Dagbladet
Nations League premiere at the National Arena in Solna. Then there was a ball fiasco between Sweden and Romania. – Absolutely unbelievable, says Alexander Isak.
The Hungarian national football team lost 1-0 to Ukraine on Friday in the first round of the Nations League Division B at the Puskás Arena. Marco Rossi's team took the initiative at the beginning of the match, and the Hungarians had several great chances: Dániel Lukács hit the crossbar in the 11th minute, and then Bolla Bendegúz made a mistake from five meters in a big situation. We were the more dangerous until the end of the half, but the Ukra…
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