Former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur manager José Mourinho has expressed doubt over whether Viktor Gyökeres will be a success in the Premier League once an imminent €73.5 million (£63.7 million, $86.2 million) transfer to Arsenal is complete.

Arsenal are believed to have finally secured a full agreement with Sporting CP over the transfer of prolific striker Viktor Gyökeres after belatedly settling on suitable add-ons.

PSG sold Xavi Simons to RB Leipzig, and the Dutch midfielder has since drawn interest from several Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur.According

Earlier today we covered the latest on Viktor Gyökeres to Arsenal, with a breakthrough having been made in negotiations on Tuesday. Before that, Arsenal and Sporting had a stand off on the composition of bonus payments for a week,

Manchester United have made a last-ditch attempt to steal Viktor Gyökeres from under the noses of Arsenal. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

With Bryan Mbeumo now through the door, Manchester United will switch their focus to signing an out-and-out striker, and a report has revealed yet another opportunity to beat Arsenal to Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyökeres.

Today’s Daily Viktor Gyökeres is quite a different tone to the ones of recent days, in which we struggled to find new ways to articulate that not a lot was happening. Tuesday afternoon saw reports of a breakthrough in talks between Arsenal and Sporting CP,

Arsenal have unveiled their new away kit for the 2025/26 season. The Gunners previewed its release on Sunday with a message claiming 'something big' was coming on Monday.

On Sunday, multiple major Portuguese outlets claimed that Manchester United were going to try and hijack Arsenal’s stalling deal for Gyökeres. The Red Devils were even described as “quite close” to striking an agreement with Sporting CP, who have thus far failed to find common ground with the Gunners.