Viktor Gyokeres is reconsidering a move to Manchester United after Arsenal’s negotiations with Sporting CP stalled this week, according to reports in Portugal. Gyokeres, who scored 54 goals in 52 appearances last season,

Viktor Gyokeres is reportedly set to refuse to return to Sporting CP for pre-season training this weekend as he continues to be linked with a mega-money move to the Premier League. The Athletic reports that the 27-year-old,

If there was one thing Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United project craved last season, it was goals.Sadly, his United attack proved about as sharp as a mallet.Ahead of the new league campaign, changes

Manchester United have reportedly been given fresh hope of signing Viktor Gyokeres as Arsenal continue to face difficulties in the pursuit of their top striker target

Manchester United’s summer transfer window is starting to drag, especially as other clubs seem to be getting their business done with far less hassle. Things actually got off to a quick start. Matheus Cunha was signed on June 1st,

Manchester United transfer target Viktor Gyokeres feels he has a point to prove in the Premer League and has described a possible return to England as "great revenge". The Sweden international is facing an uncertain future at Sporting CP following a superb campaign in Portugal where he guided the Lisbon club to a league and cup double.

Especially when you can write the same old nonsense again for the Daily Star, who ramp things up with ‘Viktor Gyokeres’ late Man Utd twist as Ruben Amorim ‘confident’ of meeting deadline’.

However, Manchester United have yet to make any major waves in revamping Ruben Amorim's squad. The Red Devils were quick off the mark to snap up Matheus Cunha and have announced the signing of Diego Leon,

Transfer news LIVE!Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are all pursuing some huge signings as the summer transfer window steps up another notch. Arsenal are hoping to strike a deal for Viktor Gyokeres soon as talks continue,

Sporting president Frederico Varandas claims Arsenal and Manchester United only have themselves to blame for missing out on a cut-price deal for Viktor Gyokeres. Both Premier League clubs are chasing the Sweden international this summer and were recently dealt a blow after Varandas dismissed reported claims that Gyokeres had a gentleman’s agreement to leave the club for well below his £85m asking price.