Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres is not happy with his current role at the Emirates and is in talks with four clubs, reports Caught Offside.
Gyokeres had a 21-goal debut season with Arsenal, but many felt he was not the most convincing of strikers. This season, it appears Mikel Arteta is of that opinion, as he's given the Swede only just over 200 minutes of action.
In the Premier League, Gyokeres has featured for all of 29 minutes.
It's reported he's unhappy with his current situation, and he could be bailed out of it as soon as January, with talks ongoing with a few clubs.
It's suggested Arsenal aren't actively looking to see the back of Gyokeres, though if the club were able to land a big-name forward in the winter, there's a chance the striker could be allowed to leave.
Amid his unhappiness at his current situation, Gyokeres has his intermediaries in talks with a few clubs.
Those interested in signing him at present are AC Milan, Juventus, Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad.
Whether he'd be open to moving to Saudi Arabia is unclear, though it was suggested in the summer that Gyokeres was the subject of admiration in the Middle East.
Viktor Gyokeres could get back on his feet with Sweden
There is no danger of Gyokeres missing out on game time with Sweden, as manager Graham Potter has promised him minutes in the upcoming international break.
The boss said: “Viktor Gyökeres has had a tough start to the season, but he is appreciated and guaranteed playing time with the national team. That should be a good reason to want to use the national team to show Mikel Arteta what he can do.”
In 37 games for his nation to this point in his career, Gyokeres has 21 goals and nine assists.
He sent his side to the World Cup, scoring a hat-trick in their qualification playoff semi-final, and a crucial goal in the final, before at the tournament himself, the Swede bagged one goal and two assists.
His nation will play Romania twice, as well as Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the upcoming Nations League fixtures.
