Arsenal were desperate to sign Viktor Gyokeres, with Mikel Arteta's men crying out for a goalscorer - but they could've saved themselves millions if they'd kept around a player now worth £64m

MANCHESTER — Arsenal’s new star striker Viktor Gyokeres had a debut to forget, but his manager Mikel Arteta has given plenty of positives around his performance and his potential.

Arsenal’s other attacking signing this summer was Noni Madueke, a player that does not have an obvious spot in the starting lineup with Bukayo Saka ahead of him for the right wing berth. Cole though believes he is “a very, very good player” and one that will be a “great signing” for Arsenal.

Former PL striker has hit out at the bold verdict on Viktor Gyokeres after just 60 minutes on the pitch for Arsenal.

Viktor Gyokeres will set out in an effort to score his first Premier League goal this weekend but footage of the striker in Arsenal training prompted some questions

Six players debuted for their new clubs when Arsenal defeated Manchester United 1-0 on Sunday, here's how they all performed

Jermaine Pennant has expressed doubts over Viktor Gyokeres and whether he can translate his form from Portugal to the Premier League. The striker started Arsenal’s opening match of the Premier

Arsenal's new Swedish striker Viktor Gyokeres is primed to make his Premier League debut against Manchester United, with manager Mikel Arteta predicting on Friday that the striker will have a "tremendous impact" this season as the club chases silverware.

Gyokeres could transform Mikel Arteta's attack, but history shows that doesn’t guarantee an increase in total goals

Arsenal got some good vibes in their last friendly of the preseason, beating La Liga regulars Athletic Bilbao 3-0 on Saturday at the Emirates Stadium.

Gyokeres was signed for £63.7million to solve Arsenal's forward problems, having spent large periods of the second half of last season having to use Mikel Merino as a makeshift striker. Now, if Arsenal do not sign another frontman, there will be huge pressure on the new signing's shoulders to deliver.

Though Arsenal have been highly adaptable from game to game under Arteta, cycling through various build-up shapes and attacking styles across his five-and-a-half years in charge, a handful of key themes — most obvious to the eye — have emerged.