Arsenal’s attacking plans could be heading towards a significant change as questions emerge over Viktor Gyökeres’ future at…

Arsenal are reportedly scouting Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi as a potential replacement for Viktor Gyökeres. Club representatives watched the 22-year-old score a hat-trick against St Truiden, alongside scouts from Chelsea, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, and Newcastle United. Gyökeres' future has reportedly come under scrutiny following a difficult start to the campaign, putting Tresoldi on Mikel Arteta's radar.
A transfer remains complicated as Club Brugge reportedly have no intention of selling Tresoldi in January. The Belgian side would demand a club-record permanent transfer fee exceeding €40 million to consider a departure. While Arsenal are assessing their attacking options, no formal move has been made.
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