Arsenal and Sporting Lisbon remain locked up in conversations about a deal for Viktor Gyokees and the Saga about the future of the striker, it is now said that he influences the player and his family
The constant Saga about the future of Viktor Gyokeres takes its toll on the sporty Lisbon striker and his family with Arsenal and the Portuguese champions who refuse to give in negotiations.
Gyokees, 27, has emerged this summer as the best striker of the Gunners. And conversations about a deal with which the Sweden international head to the Premier League would take place in recent weeks, although said that discussions have not yielded a full agreement so far.
It emerged last weekend that in principle Arsenal and Sporting have in principle agreed a deal to the value of a first £ 55 million plus £ 8.6 million in add-ons and bonuses.
However, the two parties have affected an impasse in discussions about the structure of the aforementioned add-ons, with sporting requirement that the majority of the extra bonuses is easily feasible.
By dragging conversations, Arsenal is unable to sign Gyokeres on time for their pre -season tour through Asia – and the delay also meets Gyokees and his family.
A new report from Abola has detailed detailed how the player of the player has been reduced to tears about dealing with the situation by Sporting.
Exercise does not show any signs of softening their position on their demands and, according to the report, there are now concerns that can ultimately lead to a deal that collapses.
It is said that Arsenal has shown no sign of life in six days in the midst of the current impasse, so that the fear is further nourished that Gyokees could be denied a dream transfer to the emirates.
Gyokees has already made it clear that he will not return to sporty and images of a disposal van outside his house in Portugal, quickly became viral after he was shown at CNN earlier this week. He refused to return to the training last week and was not part of the team traveling for the training camp for the club's season.
Frederico Varandas has been pronounced about the negotiations and states that the star attack from Sporting may not leave unless the club requirements have been met. “If they don't want to pay Viktor's real market value, we'll be very comfortable there for the next three years,” he said.
“This strategy also makes it more complicated for the player to leave. Nobody is above the interests of the club. Whoever they are. We are calm. Everything will be solved with the market closing, a big fine and an apology to the group.”