Viktor Gyokeres has endured a difficult start to life at Arsenal, with his first season in North London failing to meet expectations. The Swedish striker has spent much of his time on the bench recently, as Mikel Arteta continues to…

Former Arsenal striker Jeremie Aliadiere has warned the club against selling striker Viktor Gyokeres during the January transfer window. The Swedish forward has struggled for playing time since joining Arsenal from Sporting CP, with manager Mikel Arteta primarily favoring Kai Havertz in the central attacking role.
Aliadiere stressed that selling Gyokeres midway through the season could leave Arsenal depleted in attack if an adequate replacement is not secured. He highlighted that an injury to Havertz would leave the squad without a recognized senior striker if Gyokeres is sold.
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