"It's Frustrating" - Arsenal Star Speaks Out on Future Amid Transfer Interest
Bosnia and Herzegovina scored four goals despite playing before no spectators, and Edin Džeko’s side stayed unbeaten in the Nations League.
- Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres admitted he finds it "frustrating" to be playing limited minutes for the club this season, totaling just 207 minutes across all competitions.
- Manager Mikel Arteta has consistently preferred Kai Havertz, who started every Premier League match before suffering a recent muscle injury, relegating Gyokeres down the pecking order.
- Starring for Sweden on Friday, Gyokeres scored the decisive goal against Romania and earned Player of the Match honors with a 7.9 rating, though he appeared visibly unhappy after the final whistle.
- Four clubs have initiated contact regarding a potential transfer for Gyokeres, who is considering an exit from Arsenal due to his peripheral role.
- With Havertz sidelined for 4 weeks following a muscle injury, Gyokeres may receive an unexpected opportunity to secure more playing time at the club.
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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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He also ANNOUNCED the victory against Sweden in Edin Džeka's farewell match.
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Two Nations League A Division Group 1 matches were played.
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