VIKTOR GYÖKERES LINKED WITH POSSIBLE ARSENAL EXIT AS TRANSFER SPECULATION GROWS
Viktor Gyökeres’ future at Arsenal has become the subject of growing transfer speculation, with reports claiming that clubs in Italy and Saudi Arabia are monitoring the Swedish striker.
According to recent reports, AC Milan and Juventus have shown interest in Gyökeres, while Saudi Arabian clubs Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad have also been mentioned as possible destinations.
However, it is important to stress that there has been no official confirmation from Arsenal that Gyökeres is available for transfer.
The speculation comes after Gyökeres reportedly found his opportunities limited during the early part of the season.
Reports have suggested that Kai Havertz has been preferred in the central attacking role, leaving Gyökeres competing for regular starts.
That situation has fuelled claims that the 28-year-old could consider his options if his playing time does not improve.
Some reports have even suggested a possible January loan or permanent transfer, although these remain unconfirmed reports rather than an announced Arsenal decision.
Gyökeres remains under contract with Arsenal, meaning any potential departure would require negotiations between the relevant clubs and the player. Earlier reporting also indicated that Arsenal would be reluctant to sanction an exit unless a suitable replacement was secured first.
The striker joined Arsenal from Sporting in July 2025 on a long-term contract after an outstanding 2024/25 campaign in Portugal, during which he scored 54 goals in 52 appearances across all competitions.
For now, there is no confirmed January transfer for Gyökeres, and Arsenal supporters will have to wait to see whether the striker’s role changes as the season progresses.
The coming months could therefore be important for Gyökeres. More regular opportunities and goals could quickly change the conversation, while continued limited playing time may keep transfer rumours alive.
Source: Premier League, Yahoo Sports, TeamTalk and other reports.
Status: TRANSFER RUMOUR — NOT OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED
Arsenal fans, should Gyökeres stay and fight for his place, or should the club consider a January transfer if his playing time remains limited?