BREAKING NEWS: Coming Live From Fabrizio Romano, Romano Has Brought To Light Liverpool Plan To Hijack Arsenal During The Summer Transfer Window And Has Revealed That Negotiations Are Going On Internally With Both Teams. According To Romano, With Ruben Amorim Heading To Liverpool As Next Manager The Club Wants To Use His Influence To Bring Viktor Gyokeres To Liverpool As It’s Already That The Club Needs A Striker. The Swedish Striker Made The Move To Sporting From Coventry City Last Summer, And Since Then Has Bagged A Remarkable 36 Goals And 16 Assists In 44 Appearances Across All Competitions.

Liverpool’s potential pursuit of Sporting striker Viktor Gyökeres is an unfamiliar scenario for the club, as manager Jürgen Klopp has typically refrained from signing players from his former clubs during his time at Anfield. However, Gyökeres has emerged as a key figure in this discussion. The Swedish forward has made a huge impact in Portuguese football this season after joining Sporting from Coventry City last summer, notching an impressive 36 goals and 16 assists in 44 matches across all competitions.

Reports now suggest that Gyökeres could follow his current manager, Rúben Amorim, to Liverpool if Amorim takes over the managerial role at the Premier League side. According to sources cited by HITC, Amorim is interested in bringing Gyökeres along should he assume the helm at Anfield.

This possibility appears to resonate with Gyökeres as well. His agent, Hasan Cetinkaya, recently commented on the player’s future, suggesting that a move to Liverpool with Amorim could be an enticing opportunity. In an interview with *A Bola*, Cetinkaya stated, “It doesn’t surprise me that Rúben is being linked to Liverpool; it’s normal. His work is of a high level, it’s what the clubs are looking for.”

Cetinkaya went on to emphasize the crucial role Amorim played in Gyökeres’ initial decision to join Sporting, explaining that Gyökeres chose Sporting largely due to Amorim’s influence. “Yes, it will be more difficult for Viktor to stay if Rúben Amorim leaves Sporting because Viktor came precisely because of Rúben,” Cetinkaya noted.

Further elaborating on the decision-making process, Cetinkaya revealed that Gyökeres had attracted significant interest from eight other clubs last summer, with all of them offering better financial terms than Sporting. However, the striker opted for Sporting due to his trust in Amorim’s coaching abilities. “I brought him to Sporting because of Rúben Amorim, because I know his work and his work with the players. I chose Rúben because he is a coach at another level,” Cetinkaya explained.

While Amorim’s potential move to Liverpool remains speculative, the possibility of Gyökeres joining him at Anfield adds an intriguing element to the ongoing transfer rumors. If both were to make the switch, it could signify a transformative shift for Liverpool’s attacking options.