Victor Gyokeres spotted at Old Trafford this morning signing Autograph for Man united fans – As His medical schedule to hold in the next 24hrs – Congratulations Man United fans

Viktor Gyokeres has expressed a clear preference for living in Lisbon over London, despite growing speculation about a possible summer move to Arsenal or Manchester United. The 26-year-old striker has become one of Europe’s top forwards, thanks to his impressive scoring record since joining Sporting CP—netting an astounding 96 goals in just 101 games.
His explosive form has naturally drawn the attention of Premier League heavyweights, with both Arsenal and United eyeing him as a potential signing. United were initially seen as the favorites, largely due to Gyokeres’ relationship with their current head coach, Ruben Amorim, who formerly managed Sporting. However, Arsenal have now reportedly edged ahead in the race, with their Champions League qualification and upward momentum seen as major draws. Additionally, Arsenal’s new sporting director, Andrea Berta, is known to be a strong admirer of the Swedish forward.
Despite the speculation, Arsenal are still weighing up whether to pursue Gyokeres or opt for another target like Benjamin Sesko. But the forward may have offered some clarity during an interview with Portuguese outlet A Bola, when asked whether he prefers London or Lisbon. Gyokeres responded by saying he prefers Lisbon because he lives there and enjoys the lifestyle, suggesting either a desire to remain in Portugal or simply a reluctance to reveal future plans.
Adding to the uncertainty, Gyokeres’ uncle Chris recently shared that the family had met and agreed that Viktor would stay at Sporting this summer. Celebrating with fans while donning a Sporting scarf and jersey after the club clinched the title, Chris expressed joy over the team’s success and hinted at stability in Viktor’s future. He explained that the decision for him to remain at Sporting was made over dinner with the family, reinforcing the idea that the striker might not be moving after all.
Yet, Gyokeres has since played down those comments, explaining that no final decision has been made about where he’ll play next season. While acknowledging his family’s love for Portugal, the weather, and the vibrant atmosphere, he stopped short of committing to any club, keeping his options open as the transfer window approaches.