Arsenal may part with Viktor Gyokeres if his struggles in front of goal persist, according to Football Insider.

Why Arsenal Are Weighing Up a Gyokeres Sale

The Swede joined from Sporting CP last summer, ending the Gunners’ long hunt for a reliable number nine. He reportedly finished last season as top scorer with 21 goals in 55 games, yet questions linger over his fit in Mikel Arteta’s system.

This campaign has been tougher. The 28-year-old is goalless in five appearances, with just two substitute outings in the Premier League. Kai Havertz remains Arteta’s preferred central option.

Possible Replacements and Interested Clubs

Should Arsenal cut their losses, Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi is reportedly on the radar, although a winger is understood to be the January priority. Galatasaray, AC Milan and Juventus are said to be ready to pounce if Gyokeres becomes available.

Gyokeres Gets a Chance to Respond

Havertz’s injury during the international break opens the door for Gyokeres to start. He arrives in confident mood, having scored in all four of Sweden’s recent matches and set a UEFA Nations League record with goals in seven consecutive games.

Our Take

International goals do not always translate to the Premier League, but Gyokeres clearly retains the instincts that made him so lethal in Portugal. Writing him off after so few minutes feels premature. A sustained run of starts would reveal far more than a handful of cameos, and Arteta may find patience pays off. Even so, with Arsenal’s heavy investment at stake, the pressure on him to deliver quickly is undeniable.