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The President of Lisbon, Federico Varandas, acknowledged that they would not demand that the clubs be interested in signing the striker pay their launch clause of 100 million euros.
Both Arsenal and Manchester United, managed by former Sports CAP Ruben Amorim, have been strongly related to a Gyokeras movement.
The saga that surrounds the Sweden striker has been controversial, with reports that Gyokeras had threatened to go on strike after sports were accused of renovating for an agreement to sell it for a cheaper rate.
But, talking to a ball, Varandas spoke of the desire to be flexible to help Gyokeras achieve the movement they want without meeting their needs economically.
The sport is calm about this topic, “said Varndas.” Secondly, the sport does not need to sell Viktor Gyökeres. Fortunately, we have gone through the phase of selling our main asset.
“However, we are still sensitive to Viktor’s dreams or those of any other athlete. Sport pledged that, after weeks of meetings, we will not require the full amount of the clause; we will be reasonable regarding the amount requested for Viktor.
“Today, there is a great probability that he will leave. I will not reveal the amount, but the player knows what he is. I can say that Viktor will not leave 60+10m. He will not leave absolutely not.”
In reference to the recent transfers to the Premier League and the apparently imminent movement of Martin Zubimendi of Real Sociedad in Arsenal, Varandas said: “In recent weeks, we have been attentive. I saw a player, Zubimendi, who is six months younger than Viktor, went to 65 million and I saw Matheus Cunha moved to the United Manchester for about 75 million euros.
“We are talking about players who are 26 years old. I think Viktor could leave, unless he has the worst agent in the world, which I do not believe, as his agent is one of the best in the world.”
