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AC Milan and Juventus Explore Viktor Gyokeres Move as Arsenal Future Comes Under Scrutiny

AC Milan and Juventus Explore Viktor Gyokeres Move as Arsenal Future Comes Under Scrutiny

Viktor Gyokeres is reportedly attracting interest from Serie A giants AC Milan and Juventus as uncertainty grows over his future at Arsenal. The Swedish striker is said to be frustrated by his reduced role, with Mikel Arteta increasingly favoring Kai Havertz as his preferred option in attack.
Initial discussions have reportedly taken place between Gyokeres’ representatives and both Italian clubs, while several Saudi Arabian sides, including Al Ahli and Al Ittihad, are also monitoring the situation. Arsenal are not actively looking to sell the forward, but their stance could become more flexible during the January transfer window if they manage to secure another high-profile striker.
Gyokeres joined Arsenal from Sporting in 2025 in a deal worth €67 million including potential add-ons. Although his first campaign at the Emirates did not completely meet expectations, he still produced important numbers, scoring 14 Premier League goals and 21 times across all competitions as Arsenal claimed the league title and reached the Champions League final.
For Juventus, the potential pursuit of Gyokeres forms part of a broader effort to strengthen their attacking options. The club have seen their forwards begin to make an impact under Luciano Spalletti, but the availability of an established goalscorer could still make the Swedish international an attractive target.
AC Milan are also assessing their attacking situation after making Goncalo Ramos their record summer signing under Ruben Amorim. With both Italian clubs monitoring developments, Gyokeres could become one of the more closely watched forwards ahead of the January window if his playing situation at Arsenal does not improve.
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