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Viktor Gyokeres is eager to secure a move to the Premier League this summer and is open to joining Liverpool, Arsenal, or Manchester City. The Swedish striker has been in exceptional form for Sporting Lisbon, scoring 39 goals in 40 games this season after netting 43 in the previous campaign.

Manchester United were initially seen as frontrunners for Gyokeres, given his strong relationship with Ruben Amorim, who managed him at Sporting before taking over at Old Trafford. However, reports suggest the 26-year-old has concerns about joining United due to their struggles and lack of Champions League football next season.

Arsenal are actively searching for a striker to strengthen their attack, making them one of the most realistic destinations for Gyokeres. Mikel Arteta’s side have been competitive in the Premier League but need a prolific goal scorer to close the gap on Manchester City.

Liverpool have also emerged as an option, especially with uncertainty surrounding Darwin Nunez’s future. The Reds could look to bring in a more clinical finisher to lead the line as they prepare for a new era under Arne Slot. Gyokeres’ versatility and goal-scoring ability make him an attractive target.

While Gyokeres reportedly admires Manchester City, a move to the Etihad seems unlikely. City have already secured Erling Haaland’s long-term future and added Omar Marmoush in January, making another striker signing unnecessary.

Sporting Lisbon are expected to cash in on Gyokeres despite his contract running until 2028. His release clause is set at €100m, but reports indicate the Portuguese club would accept an offer in the region of €70m. Several top European clubs, including Bayern Munich and Barcelona, have also shown interest.

Gyokeres’ preference for a Premier League move makes Liverpool, Arsenal, and City the most viable destinations. The striker’s ability to perform at the highest level has attracted significant attention, and his next move could shape his career trajectory.

With the summer transfer window approaching, Gyokeres’ future remains uncertain. However, given his desire to play in England and the interest from top clubs, a high-profile Premier League move seems increasingly likely.