The latest Manchester United transfer news as the Sporting CP striker has completed a move to Arsenal despite interest from United.

Viktor Gyokeres’ long and painful transfer saga this summer has taken another twist today, when days ago it looked like Arsenal had finally reached an agreement with Sporting over the player’s

Arsenal on Saturday announced the signing of Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres. According to an ESPN report, the Swedish striker is coming in a deal worth €63 million ($74 million) plus €10 million ($11.

Arsenal complete Gyokeres signing, Liverpool ready Isak bid, Man United target Watkins - Latest transfer news and rumours as Arsenal complete the signing of Viktor Gyokeres for up to £64m

If you are a Manchester United fan, you are probably feeling pretty irritated that your club continues to be linked with a player who has reportedly said on multiple occasions that he does not want

Rio Ferdinand tells Manchester United to go for a striker who will be even better for Ruben Amorim than Viktor Gyokeres would have been. Manchester United are on the hunt for a centre-forward. After the signings of Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha, Ruben Amorim needs a number nine.

With Bryan Mbeumo now through the door, Manchester United will switch their focus to signing an out-and-out striker, and a report has revealed yet another opportunity to beat Arsenal to Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyökeres.

There has been speculation Ruben Amorim's side could hijack Viktor Gyokeres to Arsenal, with Fabrizio Romano providing his information on the goalscorer

Arsenal's long-term negotiations for Viktor Gyokeres have reportedly stalled, allowing Manchester United to test the player's resolve to sign for the Gunners.

Viktor Gyokeres has been quizzed about the chances of him following Ruben Amorim to Manchester United – but the Sporting striker has remained fairly coy over the prospect. Amorim brought the ...

Viktor Gyokeres' transfer to Arsenal is expected to be completed this weekend, with the striker due to have his medical - but Alexander Isak saga looks set to rumble on