Arsenal led the race and signed the £50 million sense

After last night’s huge Champions League victory, Arsenal demonstrated that they could beat the European elite.

Mikel Arteta deserves an incredible amount of credit for the work he has done in rebuilding his team over the past five years, and all of his work has led to his victory in Real Madrid.

After such an exhibition at the Santiago Bernabeu, supporters are undoubtedly confident that the sides can go all the way and claim that the first European title will be the end of the campaign.

However, as the summer transfer period approaches, decisions will need to be made about the future of the numerous players currently trading with the Emirates.

Signatures will need to be made to continue rebuilding, allowing potential gunners to compete with consistent elites for years to come.

Latest updates on Arsenal’s Hunting for Summer Signature

Over the past few days, links with sports CP striker Viktor Gyoker have developed rapidly. Arsenal is just one aspect of the race to land his signature this summer.

According to a report earlier this week, Gunners sports director Andra Berta claims he has already been in consultation with his representative about his move to North London before the window opening.

It has also been reported that Swedish International is keen on the move to join Arteta’s side, with a fee of £60 million to land Talisman, who has won 87 nets in the past two seasons.

The 26-year-old contract will see them finally landing a desperately lacking focus, but he managed to get Spanish winger Nico Williams to join the final third.

According to Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona has come out of the race and left Arsenal as a favorite that will spark his £50 million release clause in the coming months.

Why Gyoker will be appearing at Arsenal alongside the £50 million star

Given his goals record in La Liga Portugal over the past few seasons, it is no secret that Arsenal will become a proven goalsman himself to take the next level.

However, there isn’t much that a striker can do on his own. In many cases, you can rely on the creativity of the players around you to produce and thrive.

The injury has been wreaking havoc on Arteta’s side in the final third throughout 2024/25, with the likes of Bukayosaka, Kai Herberts and Gabriel Jesus missing a big chunk of the campaign.

Depth is desperately needed this summer, and alongside Sakawan, the Gyoker and Williams partnership is potentially partnering to become feared by the Premier League side.

The Spaniards have all the tools to provide Swedes to Swedes within the last third, and Lariga’s statistics show the quality of having the ball with the ball.

The 22-year-old, labelled “world class” by Ben Matinson, has registered five assists this season, but his underlying statistics show just how much of a threat he is in the final third.

Williams notched a total of three successful take-ons and 5.3 progressive carry per 90 people.

He also registered 1.9 key passes and 5.1 crosses with 1.9 key passes and 5.1 crosses completed per 90, with both tallies providing Gyoker ammunition and scoring within the last third.

The Spanish talent doesn’t stop there, achieving action to create 5.2 shots per 90 and a progressive pass of 3.2, once again highlighting his boastful talent to provide opportunities for those around him.

This summer, the pair could set the Gunners tier at around £110 million, but given the elite level talent they sign up, that’s a bargain price.

The outlook for the pair linked in Emirates is very exciting, with the pair having the skill set that brings the club closer to finishing two years of toilets.