With Viktor Gyokeres who apparently approaches Arsenal, his sporting CP plans his plans, with at least one talented young sniper on the way to Lisbon
Sporting CP seems to be preparing for life without Arsenal -Surely White Viktor Gyokeres as they close a talented young striker. Gyokees is said to be in advanced conversations with the Gunners, who are desperate to land a number nine of Top class.
It is said that a five -year contract has been agreed. The Swedish attacker now seems to be the top priority of Arsenal, with a movement for RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko on the Backbuari.
Manchester United, whose head coach Ruben Amorim has managed the Swedish attacker at Sporting, have also been in the frame to land the former Coventry City Ace, who scored 97 goals in 102 games since he had been signed for the Portuguese side in 2023.
The sporty President Frederico Varandas admitted during the weekend that there is a “strong likelihood” that gyokeres will leave this summer and repeated that they will not persist for the release costs of the 27-year-old, which is assumed to be almost £ 85 million. However, there are claims that Gyokees has not been satisfied with the financial requirements of Sporting.
With a potentially large hole to fill in their attack, spores have been proactive by moving for the Peruvian Hotshot Victor Guzman from Alianza Lima.
Speaking after the recent victory of the Alianza B team over Universitario Deportes, the 19-year-old expressed his excitement about the approaching transfer.
According to a Bola, he said: “I am very happy and enthusiastic about what awaits us, and I will continue to work as I have done so far.
“Sporting is a historic club in Portugal, and it's the club of Cristiano Ronaldo. I don't have the exact day of my trip to Portugal, but it's next week.”
He paid tribute to Alianza and added: “I am very grateful to Alianza. It is very nice for me to have shared with them all the time. They are great people and I know they will make this club forward.”
Guzman, who has reportedly signed a three-year contract, has been signed with one eye on the future and is expected to be in the first instance with Sporting's Under-23 team. He is not the only striker who is the target of Sporting, who likes to be in Franjo Ivanovic of Union Saint-Gilloise.
Sporting has made an offer of approximately £ 17 million per Germanijak.hr, which has a shortage of the valuation of the Belgian champions of £ 25.6 million. Van Besiktas and Frankfurt, Plus Clubs in Italy, would also be interested in Ivanovic, who yielded 20 goals for the Belgian champions last season.