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It will undoubtedly be one of the issues which will shake up the summer transfer window, and which is already shaking up the winter transfer window. Sporting striker Viktor Gyokeres is on the shelves across Europe, and all the top European clubs have made him their priority, from Bayern Munich to Barça. According to The Sunit is Manchester United who would hold the rope for the moment with a view to a transfer to the summer transfer window. The presence of Ruben Amorim on the Reds Devils bench would facilitate the transaction, given that the two men shone together for Sporting.
But the Mancuniens will have to face competition from Arsenal in particular. After injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus, the Gunners absolutely need to strengthen on the attacking front to stay in the Premier League title race. The player has a release clause worth 100 million euros, but which could be revised downwards by this summer. If this avenue failed, Arsenal targeted the names of Benjamin Sesko and Evan Ferguson.
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