If you are a Manchester United fan, you are probably feeling pretty irritated that your club continues to be linked with a player who has reportedly said on multiple occasions that he does not want

Sporting CP have turned to Man Utd over a deal for Viktor Gyokeres after Arsenal have gone slightly cold on the deal, according to reports.

Arsenal and Liverpool are both closing in on deals for a new striker ahead of the new season while Manchester United are preparing to announce the signing of Bryan Mbeumo

Manchester United have not made a bid for Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres and have no plans to do so, despite reports from Portugal.Portuguese outlet SIC claimed this weekend that Manchester

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed the truth over Viktor Gyokeres' future after claims Man Utd are ahead of Arsenal for the signing.

Manchester United will now focus on looking for a striker now that the deal for Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo is complete.

Viktor Gyokeres has rejected a move to Manchester United after the club outbid Arsenal. According to Jornal Madeira, United have offered £70million plus add-ons for the striker. However, the Swede has reportedly turned down a move, only wanting to join Arsenal.

Manchester United have reportedly made contact with a second Sporting CP player after they attempted to hijack Arsenal's deal for Viktor Gyokeres. Although Arsenal have agreed an initial £55 million fee for Gyokeres, the clubs are still negotiating over the structure of the add-ons.

Textbook Keysey. We love the way he almost makes it sound like a threat with the sheer melodrama of ‘they’ll regret it for ever’. And the binary certainty of Arsenal’s only two possible outcomes – signing Gyokeres and winning the league or not signing Gyokeres and finishing second – is classic Keysey.

Liam Delap and Viktor Gyokeres had both been targets but Delap is now a Chelsea player and Gyokeres is likely to join Arsenal. The Blues have also signed Joao Pedro to increase the competition for places in the final third, which leaves Jackson uncertain of how major a role he will play in Enzo Maresca 's second season at Stamford Bridge.