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Viktor Gyokeres to Man United Transfer Twist as Shock Loan Claim Made
PORTUGAL, JUN 29 – Sporting CP demands €68 million for striker Viktor Gyokeres amid stalled negotiations with Arsenal and Manchester United during the 2025 summer transfer window.
- Sporting Lisbon president Frederico Varandas admitted on July 21, 2025, there's a strong possibility Viktor Gyökeres will leave the club this summer.
- Gyökeres's frustration stems from an alleged breach of a gentleman's agreement that would have allowed his exit for around £60 million, which Sporting denies.
- Varandas rejected reports of accepting a reduced fee near £70 million and warned Arsenal to pay a fair price or risk losing the transfer altogether.
- He emphasized that both the player and his agent are fully aware and assured that Viktor will definitely not be transferred for £60 million plus an additional £10 million in bonuses.
- The transfer saga suggests Sporting aims to secure a high valuation, while Manchester United and Arsenal continue monitoring Gyökeres's availability this summer transfer window.
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Arsenal have major Viktor Gyokeres breakthrough as Sporting agree striker deal - Daily Star
Arsenal are looking to sign Viktor Gyokeres in the coming weeks, with the striker having made it clear that he wants to join the Gunners this summer, and the deal looks to have moved a step closer
Sporting refuse to lower £70m Gyokeres demand but admits Arsenal target WILL go
SPORTING LISBON have told Arsenal they will NOT budge on their Viktor Gyokeres valuation in another transfer window hammerblow. And the Portuguese giants’ president Frederico Varandas has warned the Gunners: pay up or miss out. GettyViktor Gyokeres finally looks set for a Prem switch this summer[/caption] GettyBenjamin Sesko remains another option for Arsenal and Co[/caption] Boss Mikel Arteta has earmarked the striker as a top target to bolster…
Sporting Lisbon chief slams two Man Utd transfers in Viktor Gyokeres update - The Mirror
Viktor Gyokeres is looking to leave the Portuguese champions this summer after scoring more than 50 times and Manchester United - as well as Arsenal - are both keeping tabs on his availability
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