Arsenal will return for Viktor Gyokeres despite seeing Sporting Lisbon back their opening bid for the Sweden International, although the Gunners have had rejection elsewhere
Arsenal has so far endured somewhat quiet summer, to the great frustration of their fans. The Gunners are desperate to sign a striker since January, although another deal has to be found.
They have their eyes focused on Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko. It turned out that the RB Leipzig star had moved to become their priority goal, but it now seems that Mike Arteta did not give up the Gyokees of Sporting Lisbon.
However, exercise did not make things easy for the vovers of the Swedish striker, causing a split between the two parties. However, the gunners are not completely pushed away and are now preparing a new offer.
Elsewhere, the potential of Oleksandr Zinchenko away from the Emirates is the pace, with AC Milan the favorites to land the left back. Although that deal almost matches, Arsenal has had a blow in their hope to sign Bradley Barcola.
The Frenchman now seems to stay in Paris Saint-Germain, despite losing his place in the starting line-up of Luis Enrique. Here, Spiegelvoetbal is the latest news about the Arsenal Transfer news.
Fresh Gyokees Offered prepared
Arsenal is preparing a new offer for Viktor Gyokeres while putting their attention back to the Swedish international. Sporting Lisbon rejected the opening of the Gunners £ 55 million bid for the 27-year-old striker.
However, the Gunners did not deter that, with Correio da Manhã reported that the Premier League side 'is preparing to make a different offer'. It is claimed that boss Mikel Arteta insists that a deal is completed on time for the Asia tour of the club.
The first match of that Tour will be against AC Milan in Singapore on July 23. That started a clock -long clock for sports director Andrea Berta to reach an agreement with his counterparts in Lisbon.
Zinchenko -Exit closes
Oleksandr Zinchenko's exit from Arsenal collects Tempo, in which AC Milan is on line as their replacement for Theo Hernandez. The Frenchman is expected to be sold to the Saudi Pro League.
According to Corriere Dello Sport, Milan sports director Igli has had 'contact' with intermediaries who manage the exit of Zinchenko. De Rossoneir hopes to close a deal with a value of less than £ 20 million for the left back.
Zinchenko would be 'open' to move to the San Siro, where only his salary is a potential obstacle. But the 28-year-old representatives remain in discussion with the Serie A Giants, although the exit of Hernandez must come first.
Barcola pray rejected
Arsenal has seen their hope in signing Bradley Barcola after Paris Saint-Germain had rejected an investigation by the Gunners. The 22-year-old had lost his place in the side of Luis Enrique after the arrival in January of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
That led to suggestions that he could be on the move this summer looking for game-time. Arsenal was one of the teams to be interested in the Frenchman, but L'Equipe reports that he will probably stay in the Parc des Princes instead.
It is said that there is no 'war war' between the other attackers of Barcola and PSG and he is not unhappy. In fact, he wants to stay in the French capital, where PSG also wants to keep him and close the door to a study by the Gunners.