Ruben Amorim greets Manchester United Fans (photo of Richard Heathcote / Getty Images)
Manchester United would be happy to pay the money Lisbon Sporting will ask for the Swedish objective machine Viktor Gyokerres.
The Red Devils could do with a new striker after the poor form of Rasmus Hojlund during his two years at Old Trafford, and Gyokerers looks like one of the best on the market right now.
Ollie Watkins is another name related to Man Utd, according to Daily Mirror, but we imagine Ruben Amorim would absolutely appreciate the chance to work again with his former gyoker player.
However, the problem is that the reliable Fabrizio Romano clearly indicated that Gyokerers only wantsersal.
Sporting will not answer Viktor Gyokerres calls from Man United
Another problem may be that the president of Sporting may not be ready to answer the phone to United, after losing his manager Amorim against the giants of the Premier League last year.
This is the complaint made by journalist Pedro Sousa to Leonino, because he says that the MUFC would be happy to pay what is necessary to beat Arsenal to Gyokerres “tomorrow” if they could.
“There are clubs that want to pay 70 million euros plus 10 million euros. Manchester United would pay 70 million euros more than 10 million euros tomorrow, but I do not know if (Frederico Varandas) still answers the phone to Ruben Amorim,” said Sousa.
Arsenal remains favorite for the transfer of gyokerres
We imagine that it could be difficult to attract the best players of United at the moment after having suffered such a disastrous season in 2024/25.
It was one of the worst seasons of living memory for the Red Devils, who finished 15th in the table and lost the Europa League final against a poor Tottenham team.
Gyokerres would surely do much better to move to Arsenal, who only looks at one or two first class courts far from being the favorites of the title.
The 27 -year -old would obtain football in the Champions League at the Emirates Stadium, as well as a chance to play under the much appreciated Mikel Arteta.
Amorim may be his old manager, but nothing guarantees that the Portuguese tactician will even last much longer after such a bad start of his reign at Old Trafford.
