Sporting Lisbon fans have published their reaction to StillaWay Forway Viktor Gyokeres while the Swedish star closer to a relocation of £ 62.4 million to Arsenal Randt.
Gyokeres is determined to guarantee a switch to the Premier League this summer, with the side of Mikel Arteta his favorite destination.
Long -term negotiations between the parties have led to Gyokeres not returning to the season with sport last Friday.
Sporting President Frederico Varandas endangered Gyokeres with disciplinary action, in which the Swedish international will probably damage his reputation in the club, despite two stunning seasons that help them earn back-to-back League titles.
Arsenal and Sporting eventually corresponded to a deal with a first £ 55 million, with another £ 7.4 million in add-ons, while Gyokees agreed a five-year contract.
Fans of the Portuguese giants had their say the first time in a competition situation when Sporting was confronted with Celtic in their opening for the season friendly.
Two banners were shown during the competition that responded to the Saga around Gyokees.
The first banner, as reported by a Bola, was: “I don't cry for those who leave, I'm happy for those who stay.”
Sporting supporters pointed another banner on Gyokeres in the second half, with the text: “No one is above the interests of the club, regardless of who they are.”
The banner also included the message 'focused on the tri', which showed their support for Rui Borges' team, which eventually suffered a 2-0 defeat against Celtic in the friendly.
The banners indicate a willingness of sporting fans to continue Gyokees, with their hope to hold on to their star striker that always looks vague.
Gyokees enjoyed a stunning two -year spell in the Portuguese top flight and has received 97 times in just 102 performances for the club.
He scored 54 goals for the sport last term in all competitions and is assessed as one of the most productive attackers in Europe.
If he sealed a move to Arsenal, Gyokeres will leave with two league titles and the Portuguese Cup during his time at the club.
Gyokees was in 2023 at Sporting in a relocation of £ 20 million, where he had scored 43 goals in two and a half seasons.
After he had difficulty breaking into the first team in Brighton, the career of Gyokees has been on the climb in recent years.
Gyokeres would end Arsenal's long search for high quality center, making the Mikel Arteta team a boost because they want to secure a first Premier League title in 21 years.
Arsenal hopes that the move will be sealed on time for Gyokeres to fly to Asia at the end of the week for their tour for the season.
The Gunners also include Valencia Center Back Crisphian Mosquera and Chelsea Winger Noni Madueke, with the last expected to complete a £ 52 million movement by completing London.
Arsenal has been busy this summer, while they want to increase their depth for the 2025-26 season.
The head of their summer arrivals so far is Martin Zubimendi, who left Liga Side Real Sociedad in a deal worth £ 60 million.
They have also brought Kepa Arrizabalaga in as an understudy for NO1 goalkeeper David Raya and adding the Danish midfielder Christian Norgaard from Brentford.