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Arsenal transfer news: Viktor Gyokeres' move not 'straightforward' as club offer contractArsenal are looking to secure new deals for a number of first-team players before the start of next

season, including one of their standout performers in the 2021/22 campaignCommentsSportTom Victor Senior Sports Journalist and Will Schofield Senior Sports Reporter06:00, 31 May 2025Mikel

Arteta is set for a big summer(Image: Offside via Getty Images) As Arsenal eagerly await news on Martin Zubimendi, they've been grafting away in other areas.

The focus is on beefing up the midfield and forward line this summer, and there's already action in trimming the squad of those who've not been getting a look-in, after a third successive

second place finish in the Premier League for Mikel Arteta's side has left him desperate to make the final leap to become champions.

‌ Kieran Tierney and Jorginho are set to bid farewell to the Gunners come summer, while loanees Neto and Raheem Sterling will be heading back to their home clubs, after not providing the

extra edge to get the North London giants over the line when it came to winning silverware.

‌ But it's not all exits – there's talk of some hefty spending, with co-chair Josh Kroenke hinting that new sporting director Andrea Berta's arrival signals a spree of activity ahead.

And Daily Star Sport documents the latest scoop on goings-on at the Emirates Stadium.

Gabriel contract talks progressingGabriel has been offered a new deal(Image: AFP via Getty Images)Article continues below Talks are well underway for a fresh contract for Gabriel following

his standout season at the heart of defence. BBC Sport reports that a deal for the Brazilian ace is on the brink of being sealed.

Gabriel and fellow centre-half William Saliba, both tied down until 2027, have Arsenal keen to dodge the bullet of potentially losing either on a free transfer in their contract's final

year.

Real Madrid are reportedly eyeing up Saliba, while Gabriel's cracking form last season helped the Gunners in both domestic and European competitions, reports the Mirror.

‌Striker search narrowsViktor Gyokeres's national team manager has spoken out about the potential move(Image: Getty Images) Arsenal's hunt for a fresh striker has been narrowed down to

Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko.

Gyokeres' international gaffer has shared his thoughts on the Swedish star's potential next step.

‌ "No, of course not," Jon Dahl Tomasson told Aftonbladet, a Swedish publication, when quizzed if he had a preference for Gyokeres' future club. "Because then it would be blown up like this

[stretches arms].

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"Players switch clubs all the time! We see it every year. Each player needs to make the right decision.

‌ "You really don't know if you've made the right call until you're settled at the club. You've got to consider your family too. It's not straightforward, but that's just footy for you."

EvanEvan Ndicka has impressed in Italy(Image: Getty Images) Evan Ndicka is reportedly sticking with Roma despite the Gunners sniffing around. The French defender has been a standout in Serie

A, even as his squad went through a rough patch, swapping three gaffers and landing fifth.

Article continues below The Ivorian, who signed with the Giallorossi in 2023, was on the pitch every minute of the league action under bosses Daniele De Rossi, Ivan Juric, and Claudio

Ranieri.

Corriere dello Sport reckons he's not budging this summer. They've pegged him as one of eight "immovable" aces that are staying put in Rome, with Gian Piero Gasperini tipped to be calling

the shots next season.