Viktor Gyoker greets Arsenal fans ahead of his pre-season friendship with Newcastle (Photo: Yong Teck Lim/Getty Images)
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is reportedly beginning to adjust the team’s playing style during preseason training this summer to get the most out of Viktor Gyoker.
The Swedish international striker has just joined the Sport Lisbon gunner and is expected to give Arteta a very different side in advance.
Kai Havertz has been Arsenal’s main striker for the last few years, but even his best position is controversial.
German International tends to go back to their midfield roles during the attack and take part in the link-up, but according to Athletics, Gyoker is not like that.
Arsenal should be changed to suit Viktor Gyoker
Gyoker may be just one player, but his score in Portugal suggests he is one player worth adapting your tactics.
The 27-year-old scored a spectacular 97 goals in just 102 matches in the sport, and now it’s Arteta’s job to make sure he’s prolific in British football.
The athletic suggests that Arsenal is trying to play more directly, and runs Gyoker’s maximum from the ball by playing quickly more frequently between the lines.
After so many problems that scored goals last season, Arsenal fans will certainly be pleased if these changes were successful.
Can Gyoker succeed in the Premier League?
Gyokeres is like a slow Bloomer, and there may be Arsenal fans worried about his lack of experience in the Premier League.
The Swedes previously illuminated the championship against Coventry City, but leads the line of celebrities like Arsenal, a team challenging the Premier League title, but are clearly very different.
Bruno Fernandez, Adason, Luis Diaz and Ruben Diaz have been doing so well that mixed results have been seen for players who have moved from Portugal’s top flight to the UK.
However, Darwin Nunez was a prolific Benfica striker and then struggled with Liverpool, while Fabio Vieira felt an exciting talent at Porto, but struggled with Arsenal.