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Arsenal targets €75m for Gyokeres already in summer 2027

By 4AllFootball ·
Arsenal targets €75m for Gyokeres already in summer 2027

At the Emirates, Arsenal already plans to sell Swedish forward Viktor Gyokeres in the summer of 2027, for a price of 75 million euros, according to the portal Football Insider. The player, who made five appearances this season, has been the subject of speculation despite the good form with the Swedish national team.

75‑million price for Gyokeres

Here is the amount that Arsenal intends to receive: 75 million euros, to be negotiated already in the summer of 2027. The portal Football Insider confirmed that the gunners are willing to release the forward at that time.

This season, Gyokeres has only five appearances, reflecting a difficult period in the English capital. Despite the good form with Sweden in recent international matches, the player has not yet secured a regular place in the squad.

Gyokeres himself is open to leaving Arsenal, looking for a club where he can take on a more prominent role. His desire to leave was highlighted by the same source that disclosed the transfer fee.

Gyokeres arrived at Arsenal in the summer of 2025, coming from Sporting for around 70 million euros. His signing was celebrated as a quality reinforcement for the attack of the gunners.

In his Premier League debut, the forward scored 21 goals and provided two assists in 55 games, helping Arsenal to win the first English title in more than two decades and to reach the Champions League final. Those numbers reinforce his market value, despite the limited recent usage.

The decision to sell Gyokeres could free up resources for Arsenal to strengthen other areas and adjust the squad before the next transfer window. The market will watch whether the asking price will be accepted by interested clubs.

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