This article was originally published on www.si.com as Viktor Gyokeres Makes Sporting CP ‘Threat’ After Arsenal Talks Stall. Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres is reported to have reiterated his promise to go on strike if he is not granted a summer transfer to Arsenal.

Wednesday’s update on Viktor Gyökeres moving to Arsenal was largely that there was no update on Viktor Gyökeres moving to Arsenal. After a step forward over the past week, with Arsenal being ready to pay €65m plus €15m in bonuses and Sporting holding out for €70m plus €10m,

The same crisis that occurred between Victor Osimhen and Napoli at the beginning of last season is now unfolding between Viktor Gyökeres and Sporting.

Viktor Gyökeres's weekly wages will match that of Thomas Partey but will still be lesser than what Kai Havertz and Declan Rice are making at Arsenal, a report said

Things look very promising for Arsenal on the Viktor Gyökeres front, even though an offer has been turned down.

Gyökeres, who scored 54 goals in 52 appearances in all competitions last season in Portugal, was preferred to Benjamin Sesko by Mikel Arteta to be Arsenal's marquee signing of the summer.

Determined to join Arsenal this summer, Viktor Gyökeres is making drastic choices to leave Portugal behind. The Swedish striker, who is close to finalizing a move from Sporting CP to the Premier League,

Viktor Gyökeres has become one of the most closely followed names in the window again, with a newly active clause in his deal drawing attention. Manchester United would be among those monitoring how

Sporting CP president Frederico Varandas has admitted that Viktor Gyökeres is likely to leave the club this summer.

This €5 million gap has been the subject of intense debate, yet no resolution could be found during talks over the weekend, according to Record. Arsenal’s representatives supposedly flew back to London without an agreement, with the entire deal thought to be “in jeopardy”. The needlessly explosive term of “all out war” was also floated.