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Sporting Lisboa striker Viktor Gyokeres is interested in joining three Premier League clubs this summer.
Gyokeres, 26, is keeping an eye on the UK after playing earlier in Brighton, Swansea and Coventry.
The Swedish striker has been in phenomenal form since he joined Sporting in 2023, scoring 82 goals in 90 games, with many of the current Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim.
A meeting with Amorim in Old Trafford has been discussed, but it is understood that Gyokeres is not interested in moving to United.
According to the Portuguese departure A ballGyokeres prefers a transfer to Liverpool, Arsenal or Manchester City.
The report states that it is “inevitable” that Gyokeres will leave the sport at the end of the season.
Viktor Gyokeres (pictured) made a change to Liverpool, Arsenal or Man City
Swedish striker is not interested in a meeting with Ruben Amorim at Man United
United is expected to subscribe to an attacker this summer in the midst of Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee’s fights, but it seems unlikely to be Gyokeres unlikely
It has a release clause of € 100 million (£ 84 million), but it is believed that the sport would accept an offer of € 70 million (59 million pounds), although its talisman is hired for the club by 2028.
A move to England is not guaranteed with Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and PSG alternative destinations.
But Gyokeres made it clear where he sees his future on a potential blow to come together.
They were hard to find goals in Old Trafford this season, with Rasmus Hojlund currently in a 19 matches, while Joshua Zirkzee is still trying to find his feet after his £ 36.5 million change last summer.
UNITED is expected to bring a new striker before next season, but their chances of disembarking the Gyokeres seem to be small.
Liverpool and Arsenal are likely to be on the market for a new number 9 and can seek to reach Gyokeres.
A change to City seems less realistic, as Pep Guardiola’s team currently having Erling Haaland leading the line, which signed a new deal earlier this season to keep it at the club until 2034.
