HERE WE GO: Arsenal agree personal terms with £80m star after turning down Liverpool and Man city Lucrative offer, he’s set to earn £200,000-a-week till 2030

HERE WE GO: Arsenal agree personal terms with £80m star after turning down Liverpool and Man city Lucrative offer, he’s set to earn £200,000-a-week till 2030

Arsenal are reportedly ready to make a decisive turn in their efforts to land Viktor Gyokeres as €80 million would get a deal done.
According to O Jogo via Sport Witness, the Viktor Gyokeres saga could enter its decisive phase as Arsenal are poised to step up their efforts for the striker. Sporting CP’s insistence on an €80 million deal has been a stumbling block so far for all parties, as the Gunners are set to make a decision.

Andrea Berta has carefully conducted negotiations for Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko, with the Arsenal sporting director not willing to go above a certain price point. The two strikers are open to joining the Premier League giants this summer, although only one is expected to arrive.

The situation with Sesko has slowed down, though there’s the chance of it springing back to life as soon as RB Leipzig agree on a compromise. As for Gyokeres, the striker has created plenty of headlines due to his ongoing rift with Sporting CP president Frederico Varandas.

The striker is worried about a delay in the Arsenal transfer, as he’s also unhappy with Varandas over broken promises of a ‘Gentleman’s Agreement’. The word is that Sporting CP wants around €80 million to sell the 27-year-old this summer, while Arsenal are only offering around €70 million.

There are further complications in place with the striker’s agent, who could reportedly be entitled to a percentage of any rejected bid if the official offer is for €60 million fixed or more. Either way, further reports were stating that personal terms with Arsenal are more or less in place, and that the Gunners are likely to push for he 27-year-old Swede.

Arsenal set to decide on Viktor Gyokeres move
Arsenal and Berta could be set for a decisive period in the chase for Gyokeres, as the Gunners might make their official bid if everything goes to plan. There will be question marks about how much they are willing to table, as the report clearly states that it would take at least €80 million to convince Sporting CP to sell.

Berta will also step up the chase of Sesko, as one of the two strikers are expected to join Arsenal in the coming period. Manager Mikel Arteta has reportedly expressed his desire to land the striker in time for the pre-season tour of the Far East, which will play a part and push Berta to make a decisive turn in pursuit of Gyokeres.