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FC Barcelona set to submit huge offer for Arsenal star

Clubs that miss out on primary targets often turn to established Premier League strikers as alternatives. Reports of imminent approaches create speculation even when the selling club has no desire to sell. Players who delivered solid goal returns in their debut season remain attractive to European champions.

Attacking reinforcements become a priority when key forwards depart mid-window. Links that surface late in the summer test the resolve of clubs focused on squad stability. Mixed domestic form can still be outweighed by European performances and physical attributes.

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FC Barcelona are expected to make a move for Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres in the coming hours, according to Spanish reports. The La Liga champions are seeking a centre-forward after Ferran Torres joined Paris Saint-Germain and have encountered difficulties in their pursuit of Julian Alvarez.

Atletico Madrid remain reluctant to sell Alvarez to a domestic rival, prompting Barcelona to explore alternatives. Gyokeres, who joined Arsenal from Sporting Lisbon last summer, has been identified as one option alongside Inter’s Lautaro Martinez and Sporting’s Luis Suarez.

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The Sweden international scored 21 goals in 55 appearances during his debut season in north London but produced inconsistent form at times. Arsenal are not understood to be considering a sale, having invested significantly in the striker and still viewing him as part of their long-term plans.

Barcelona have yet to make formal contact with Arsenal, though movements are expected soon. The Catalan club believe Gyokeres could provide a viable alternative if talks over Alvarez remain stalled.

Supporters will treat the links with caution. Arsenal’s priority remains strengthening rather than selling key attackers, and any serious interest would need to meet a substantial valuation. Further updates are expected if Barcelona formalise an approach before the window closes.

The Gunners continue to focus on their own recruitment while managing speculation around existing squad members. Gyokeres’ future appears secure for now, but the late interest adds another talking point as Deadline Day approaches.

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