Swedish striker Viktor Gyokeres has addressed the switch hypothesis surrounding his future at Sporting CP, amid the departure of supervisor Ruben Amorim to Manchester United.
Amorim’s transfer to the Premier League has fueled rumors that Gyokeres, who has an £83 million launch clause, might comply with swimsuit and depart the Portuguese champions.
Nevertheless, the 26-year-old attacker says he’s but to be contacted by anybody at Outdated Trafford.
“It’s very sad that he’s leaving, but of course we understand his decision,” Gyokeres advised Fotbollskanalen. “He has of course meant a lot [to me] considering that he gave me that chance and that he made me develop so much.”
When requested concerning the Manchester United hyperlinks, Gyokeres was dismissive, stating: “He [Amorim] probably has some strikers there already, so we’ll see. No, he hasn’t [contacted me]. It’s fun but nothing I attach any importance to because it’s talk and nothing concrete.”
The Swedish worldwide, who has been a reported goal for Arsenal, emphasised that his precedence is to safe an necessary position and enjoying time, reasonably than a selected vacation spot.
“That you get an important role and that you get to play. That’s the most important thing. There are other things that also need to be in place, but I’ll take it when it comes.”
Amorim’s departure from Sporting has raised questions concerning the futures of the membership’s key gamers, with Gyokeres now addressing the hypothesis surrounding his personal scenario.
Arsenal and different events can be intently monitoring the scenario because the January switch window approaches.
