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sports18h ago

Arsenal are reportedly chasing a summer move for Julian Alvarez, as Gyokeres struggles to score in the Premier League.
Gyokeres has five goals in 21 Premier League games this season and has not scored from open play since September.
Arsenal are reportedly exploring a deal for Alvarez as part of their forward recruitment plans, per TEAMtalk and ESPN reports.
Andrea Berta, Arsenal's sporting director, could play a crucial role in negotiations due to his Atletico ties.
The report notes Arsenal and Chelsea have held talks with intermediaries about Alvarez's potential move.
Gyunokeres' move and Alvarez links are part of Arsenal's broader plan to strengthen their forward line.
Gunners management is weighing the potential impact of Alvarez versus Gyokeres' current form.
The story highlights ongoing transfer chatter with major clubs monitoring the situation.
Lineker commented on Alvarez's potential for big occasions, adding context to the transfer links.

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sports17h ago

Gareth Gibbs defends Viktor Gyokeres, saying it’s too early to call him a bust amid his tough start at Arsenal.
Gibbs attributes Gyokeres’ struggles to Arsenal’s tactical shift away from a traditional focal point.
Gibbs argues Gyokeres’ lower goal tally isn’t just his fault but part of a broader drought affecting key attackers.
Gibbs suggests Havertz could return as Arsenal’s preferred option if fit, given the current form and system needs.
Gibbs links Gyokeres’ adaptation to the Premier League with Arsenal’s need for a true center-forward.
Gibbs emphasizes the broader mental and tactical context behind the club’s attacking form.
Gibbs notes Gyokeres joined Arsenal from Sporting CP and faces a tougher transition than expected.
Gyokeres has scored in cups but not in league open play since September.
Gibbs expects a balancing act in attack, with Havertz possibly stepping in for big games.
Gibbs underscores the need for time as Arsenal adjusts to Gyokeres’ playing style.

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sports15h ago

Arsenal are reportedly targeting Julian Alvarez as a potential attacking upgrade for next season.
The report suggests Alvarez’s price could exceed €100 million, making the move very expensive.
Gyokeres’ up-front form is described as underwhelming, prompting Arsenal to consider alternatives.
Alvarez’s World Cup success and pedigree are cited as reasons he could fit Arsenal’s system.
Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo publicly questioned Alvarez’s form, cited as part of the transfer narrative.
Simeone backed Alvarez, praising his goal record and World Cup achievement.
The article frames Alvarez as a high-pedigree, top-level scorer who could translate to the Premier League.
Arsenal would need to navigate a potentially expensive and competitive market to secure Alvarez.
The report notes Andrea Berta’s role in Alvarez’s transfer history and Arsenal’s ongoing talks.

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Arsenal beat Kairat 3-2 as Kai Havertz started for 45 minutes in his first competitive action in 357 days.
Viktor Gyokeres scored and praised Havertz while noting the team can improve overall.
Arsenal finished the group eight wins from eight and top the Champions League group.
Arsenal’s Arteta said Havertz’s arrival shows what he brings to the team, including creativity and goal-linking.
Arsenal fans urged the manager to start Havertz in the Premier League after his return.
Arteta indicated Havertz is now ready to start games again, increasing pressure on Gyokeres.
Gyokeres credited Havertz’s display but said the team could have shown more speed and directness.
The match featured Jorginho’s penalty and a late Kairat goal as Arsenal secured the win.
Arsenal are set to face Leeds United next in the Premier League after the group stage.
Arteta praised the team’s progress in the competition, noting the club’s overall progress in Europe.
The match reinforced Havertz’s return and the continuing debate over who starts for Arsenal.

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