Revealed: Why Arsenal feels they are in Paul's position to sign Victor Gyoker

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The saga surrounding Viktor Gyoker continues to heat up as a circle with top European clubs, but we are sure Arsenal will have the edge in the race of the prolific Swedish striker.

Those who waste time with daily rumours, link him alongside Manchester United and tie Arsenal the next day should focus on just one club while awaiting the official verdict.

The source is notified Catch off side It believes that Arsenal feels confident and holds a strong position in terms of the player’s personal preferences.

The gunner is sure that the striker is seeing the move to the Emirates as an attractive next step in his career despite uncertainty and external noise from other clubs.

This is despite the club claiming that it will not lower its release clause of 100 million euros, despite official statements from the sports president.

At the same time, Gyokeres agents present competing versions of events, referring to old promises, and fueling them around seemingly endlessly between the parties.

Club president Frederico Valandas publicly refused to intend to offer discounts below the striker’s 100 million euro release clause.

Arsenal has not caused any clauses so far, and negotiations are expected to depend on whether the sport will ease their stance or whether the club is willing to meet the full asking price.

Although this has led to complicated internal conflicts, Arsenal is still thought to be hoping to take strong control of the situation and close the talks aggressively.

Arsenal Lead Man United by Viktor Gyokeres Race

Will Viktor Gyoker go to Arsenal? (Photo: Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)

Man United have tried, but so far they lack the decisive push they need to overtake the gunners in the race.

As things stand, they are behind Arsenal in the race. He is said to be much more willing to sign the striker who scored 54 goals in the sport last season.

What about Italian clubs? As I explained before, there seem to be very few real opportunities at this point.

Juventus is the only one who shows interest, but it is still limited to basic research, and the situation is complicated from the start.

Arsenal is confident and well located at Gyokeres Race. Unless another club makes bold moves to disrupt momentum, the front of Sweden could wear red and white by the end of the summer window.