"It's Frustrating" - Arsenal Star Speaks Out on Future Amid Transfer Interest
- On Friday, Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres scored the winning goal for Sweden against Romania but appeared visibly unhappy, fueling reports he is considering leaving the club due to limited playing time.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has favored Kai Havertz, restricting Gyokeres to just 207 minutes across all competitions this season. "Of course it's frustrating, no matter where it is," Gyokeres told Swedish outlet SVT.
- Although Gyokeres scored 21 goals last season, he has played only 29 of 450 possible Premier League minutes this campaign. Reports indicate initial contacts have begun with four clubs regarding his potential departure.
- Kai Havertz faces a reported four-week absence after sustaining a muscle injury with Germany during the international break. This creates an immediate opportunity for Gyokeres to secure regular minutes and regain sharpness.
- Arteta's team selections suggest he remains unconvinced by Gyokeres's fit within the current system. The coming weeks represent a critical window for the striker to demonstrate his value to the Gunners.
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[Sports Chosun Reporter Noh Joo-hwan] "I am dissatisfied, but I am doing my best until my opportunity comes." British media outlet Tribal Football reported on the 28th that Swedish international striker Viktor Jokeres, whose position at EPL club Arsenal is wavering, has expressed his stance regarding transfer rumors and the decline in performance under manager Mikel Arteta. The Swedish international recently [did] win 2-1 in the UEFA Nations Lea…
"It's frustrating" - Arsenal star speaks out on future amid transfer interest
Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres has spoken out on finding it frustrating not to be playing more regularly for the Gunners so far this season. The Sweden international has quite clearly fallen down in the pecking order at Arsenal at the start of this campaign, with Kai Havertz starting all Premier League games for Mikel Arteta’s […]
Dragons hold a Training Session in Warsaw ahead the Trip to Bucharest
After last night’s draw with Poland, the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team trained in Warsaw today and continued to prepare for the next matches in the UEFA Nations League. You can watch all matches of the Dragons in the League of Nations exclusively on BHRT programs. Players with less minutes, as well as those who […]
Sweden beat Romania 2-1 at home in Stockholm, while Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina drew 0-0 in Warsaw in their opening Group 4 matches in League B of the Nations League tournament, BTA reported. Gheorghe Hadzi's second stint in charge of Romania's national team began with a loss, and the win was the fifth for the Swedes in the last six direct clashes between the two teams. Alexander Isak gave the hosts the lead in the 20th minute, but nine mi…
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