Viktor Gyokeres is reportedly seeking a move away from Arsenal due to limited first-team opportunities. Multiple sources suggest Arsenal is asking a considerable sum to secure his services. Reports indicate that Gyokeres is keen to leave the club, with transfers being discussed for the young player. The club's asking price has caught the attention of other clubs, with other transfer rumors also in the news.
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