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  • Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres expressed frustration over limited playing time, logging just 29 of 450 Premier League minutes this season; he is considering a move, with initial contacts reported involving four clubs.
  • Manager Mikel Arteta has consistently favored Kai Havertz, who started every Premier League match this season, relegating Gyokeres down the pecking order despite his 21-goal campaign last year.
  • On Friday, Gyokeres scored the decisive goal for Sweden against Romania, earning Player of the Match honors with a 7.9 rating; he still appeared visibly unhappy after the final whistle.
  • "Of course it's frustrating, no matter where it is," Gyokeres told Swedish outlet SVT, following a quiet domestic campaign where he registered zero goals or assists across 207 total minutes.
  • Future uncertainty now surrounds Gyokeres as Arsenal must decide whether to accommodate his ambitions or facilitate a departure following his 21-goal performance last season.
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Viktor Gyökeres scored for the fourth consecutive international match as Sweden beat Romania 1-0 away in the Nations League on Monday night.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Before the match against Romania, Sweden had conceded goals in 18 straight matches. But the national team held firm in Bucharest. Goal machine Viktor Gyökeres scored the only goal of the match – Sweden has now put itself in a great position to win its group in the Nations League.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Striker Viktor Gökeres found the net in Sweden's 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Nations League on Friday night. By scoring on Friday night, the Arsenal striker became the first player in the history of the competition to score in six consecutive games. During the international break, he also scored a goal against Romania and Poland. The first player to score in 6⃣ consecutive UEFA Nations League games 👏#NationsLeague pic.twitter.co…

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fanatik.ro broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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