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Viktor Gyokeres Puts Himself in League with Lewandowski, Eyes Premier League Move

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Viktor Gyökeres, the 27-year-old Sporting CP striker, claims he now ranks alongside Lewandowski, Haaland, and Kane. With Arsenal showing strong interest, Gyökeres might skip pre-season training to force a transfer.

Viktor Gyökeres, the 27-year-old Sporting CP striker, claims he now ranks alongside Lewandowski, Haaland, and Kane. With Arsenal showing strong interest, Gyökeres might skip pre-season training to force a transfer. While confident in his abilities, he remains composed about his future, saying his priority is joining a club that genuinely wants him.

Coming to the transfer spotlight this summer, Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres is making headlines with his bold self-comparison to some of the top strikers in world football. In a recent interview, the 27-year-old Swedish forward confidently placed himself alongside Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane, Manchester City’s Erling Haaland, and FC Barcelona’s Robert Lewandowski, stating that his performances at Sporting have proven he belongs in that elite category.

Gyökeres had an impressive season with Sporting, attracting interest from several big clubs, particularly Arsenal. Reports suggest that he may skip pre-season training to force a move to the Premier League, although he remains calm publicly, stating he will go where he is most wanted. Arsenal appears to be the frontrunner in the race to sign him, with Manchester United also showing interest.

Bayern Munich, who were previously linked with Gyökeres as a possible replacement if Kane were to leave, may revisit their interest next season if a move doesn’t happen this summer. Gyökeres' self-belief and form have made him one of the hottest names in the market. Whether or not he makes a move in the coming weeks, his rise to the top table of European strikers is already a major talking point in the football world.

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