US EditionCould Man United Sign Viktor Gyokeres? Shock Reports Say Red Devils Could Hijack Arsenal Transfer
LONDON, JUL 20 – Arsenal considers 20-year-old Bundesliga striker Nelson Weiper as an alternative amid stalled £63.5m Viktor Gyokeres transfer due to disagreements on payment and bonuses.
- On July 20, reports emerged that Manchester United could attempt to sign Viktor Gyokeres due to an impasse between Arsenal and Sporting CP.
- The transfer stalled because Sporting president Frederico Varandas refuses to lower demanding add-on payments despite Arsenal's £63.5 million upfront offer plus £10 million in bonuses.
- Gyokeres has refused to attend Sporting's preseason training to force a move, causing emotional distress to his family and delay in contract resolution.
- Varandas emphasized that the club’s priorities take precedence over any individual and made it clear that Arsenal will not be rushed or coerced into finalizing a transfer, as talks remain at an impasse.
- The stalemate leaves Gyokeres' future uncertain, with Arsenal's pre-season tour underway without a deal and the possibility of United hijacking the transfer increasing.
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Could Man United sign Viktor Gyokeres? Shock reports say Red Devils could hijack Arsenal transfer
Arsenal's long-term negotiations for Viktor Gyokeres have reportedly stalled, allowing Manchester United to test the player's resolve to sign for the Gunners.
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