Viktor Gyokeres’s transfer value has dropped by €10m (£8.6m) in just over a year at Arsenal, according to Transfermarkt, falling from €75m when he arrived last summer to €65m now.
The 28-year-old striker has struggled for regular starts this season, appearing as a late substitute in two Premier League games and left on the bench for the other three. Despite scoring 21 goals in 55 appearances across all competitions last term—helping Arsenal win the Premier League and reach the Champions League final—he has faced criticism for his performances.
Journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed on his podcast that there are already people discussing a potential transfer away next year, though he suggested Arsenal intend to keep him. The club rejected offers from top Spanish clubs in the summer when Gyokeres was not for sale, and still expect him to become a key player as the season progresses.
Arsenal would only consider selling if the “right club with big money” comes along, but Gyokeres would need to improve his form to justify the fee the Gunners would demand. Sweden manager Graham Potter backed the striker, noting that criticism is normal at his level and that “there is no problem here.”
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