Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano provided the latest information on the situation of sports Lisbon’s prolific Swedish centre forward Victor Gyoker.<\/strong><\/p>\n Arsenal is ready to bid on gyoker in the next few days. Catch off side<\/em> Reported earlier today, it is clear that he is determined to break out of the current club.<\/p>\n The 27-year-old, who has a stunning record of 97 goals in 102 matches in two seasons with Portugal, is said to have been “griefed” by how the sport treated him this summer.<\/p>\n According to the Romano X post below, Gyoker is no longer planning on playing for the sport again, notifying the club of his decision…<\/p>\n Romano said:Viktor Gyokeres has already personally notified of his decision to leave sports president Barandas and is no longer planning to play for the club. Gyokeres wants a new chapter. He is heartbroken after the exit agreement and is not expected to return to training <\/span>@abolapt <\/span>Report. \u201d<\/p>\n Arsenal appears to have a great opportunity here, despite the gunners also linking with RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesco.<\/p>\n Gyoker could now be the preferred option, with a former Coventry City man clearly pushing hard for this summer’s move.<\/p>\n And despite his age and little experience playing in the major leagues, Gyoker’s recent goals record looks like he could be a great addition to Mikel Arteta’s team.<\/p>\n Sesko is younger and may have more possibilities in the long run, but his numbers are not currently close to Gyoker.<\/p>\n Arsenal struggled in that division last season and urgently needed an elite goalscoller, with no player in the league reaching double digits.<\/p>\n The above is a neat graphics showing how to compare Gyoker, Sesko and Kai Havertz.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/div>\nWho is Viktor Gyoker signing Arsenal striker?<\/h2>\n