Key day' for Arsenal transfer talks as strike begins to force Sporting exit - Saturday could see big movement on the striker’s future

Manchester United transfer target Viktor Gyokeres feels he has a point to prove in the Premer League and has described a possible return to England as "great revenge". The Sweden international is facing an uncertain future at Sporting CP following a superb campaign in Portugal where he guided the Lisbon club to a league and cup double.

Viktor Gyokeres has spoken to France Football as negotiations continue between Arsenal and Sporting CP over a mega-money transfer deal

ARSENAL target Viktor Gyokeres has declared that he will not report for training or play for current club Sporting CP again as he’s chased by clubs around Europe. The 27-year-old is required

The Athletic reports that the 27-year-old, who was given an extended break by Sporting CP in the hope of resolving his future, has made it clear to the club's president, Frederico Varandas, that he will not play for the Portuguese outfit again.

Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres has admitted that he wants to leave Sporting and return to the Premier League in a new interview. We're also on Facebook @DailyExpressSport - offering your must-see news, features, videos, and pictures throughout the day to like, comment, and share from the Daily Express, Sunday Express, and Express.co.uk.

Viktor Gyokeres was Ruben Amorim’s priority target for the Manchester United striker’s position ahead of the new season, but Arsenal seemed to have edged ahead in the race.The Swede wanted

Viktor Gyokeres has reportedly offered to make a major sacrifice to secure his move to Arsenal, as Gunners sporting director Andrea Berta jets off to Lisbon to put the finishing touches to a deal that will finally end the club's long-running search for a new No.