Fee of £62.8 Million agreed as Chelsea find out fee to complete signing of 31-goal star
With teams like Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United interested in the striker, Sporting CP and Viktor Gyokeres have reached a consensus on what price should be considered reasonable for a big summer transfer.
After becoming one of the top scorers in Europe, Gyokeres is currently creating waves throughout the continent. There has been much discussion about the possibility that the Premier League’s biggest clubs may try to sign him during the transfer window.
According to sources, if the Swedish star decides to leave Sporting, the Premier League is his “most likely” destination. The striker has already scored 31 goals in 29 games across all competitions this season.
He may not be leaving Sporting during the January window, but Record in Portugal float a figure of £62.8m (€75m) as the price to pay at the end of the season after the player an club came to an agreement.
And amid all the speculation, reporter Iomie Stanley, he would be an upgrade for Nicolas Jackson – he said: ‘Gyökeres is not just a goal-scorer; he is also an excellent creator. His assists in the Championship underscore his vision and ability to involve others in the play.
‘He often drifts into wide areas to create space and deliver crosses, adding unpredictability to his team’s attack.
‘Jackson, while quick and energetic, has yet to show a similar level of creativity. Gyökeres’ versatility makes him a perfect fit for a Chelsea side that often rotates and requires attackers to adapt to different roles.
‘Gyökeres’ performances exude confidence, a trait CHELSEA desperately need in their front line. His ability to lead the line and deliver consistently, even under pressure, has been a hallmark of his game.
‘Jackson, being younger and less experienced, has yet to develop the same level of authority.
‘Gyökeres is the kind of striker Chelsea need to restore their cutting edge in front of goal. With his goal-scoring prowess, physicality, composure, and creativity, the Swedish international represents an upgrade on Nicolas Jackson and a player capable of thriving in the Premier League.