Viktor Gyökeres has responded to transfer links, saying he's flattered by interest from other clubs. The Arsenal star was asked about rumors during the World Cup.
What happened?
Atlético Madrid offered Julián Alvarez to Arsenal for €60m plus Viktor Gyökeres, but Alvarez isn't keen on joining the Premier League winners.
Why it matters for Viktor Gyökeres
Viktor Gyökeres arrived at Arsenal in July 2025 and was the first-choice striker for Mikel Arteta, managing 21 goals and three assists from 51 matches.
What comes next?
Viktor Gyökeres hasn't ruled out a summer exit, and his latest comments should encourage his suitors, with Arsenal having to decide whether to keep him if they receive a tempting offer.
Viktor Gyökeres said: “Of course it’s flattering to see that clubs are interested but I feel extremely comfortable at Arsenal. After the season we have had, I only have positive feelings.”
When quizzed on how he handles these claims during the World Cup, Gyökeres explained: “Nothing. I’m here, have a fairly important match, and that is the main focus.”
The Gunners have to decide whether to keep Viktor Gyökeres if they receive a substantial offer, with Transfermarkt valuing him at €65m.
Viktor Gyökeres is preparing for the Round of 32 clash against France on Tuesday, and his focus is on the World Cup.
Arsenal player Viktor Gyökeres has a contract until 2030, and his future is uncertain, with several clubs showing interest in him.
Fotbollskanalen relayed Viktor Gyökeres' comments on the Arsenal exit links, and the outlet points out Spanish claims made about Atlético Madrid's interest in a swap deal involving Julián Alvarez.