Transfers
Arsenal Prioritizing Sesko Over Gyokeres

Arsenal are looking for a new No.9 – and Benjamin Sesko has a clear advantage over Viktor Gyokeres in Mikel Arteta’s set-up
The Gunners haven’t tasted Premier League glory for over two decades – and have finished second for the past three seasons. However, Arteta could be the man to crack the top flight code for the north London side.
And as he looks to sit pretty atop the table, Arteta believes he needs to add fire power up top in the form of either Benjamin Sesko or Viktor Gyokeres. The duo have emerged as the two front runners for the spot this summer.
However, Arteta can only sign one – and Daily Star Sport has asked AI, in the form of ChatGPT, which player it would sign if it was in Arteta’s boots.
“If I had to choose, I’d go with Benjamin Sesko,” it responded in its quick concise measurement of the two stars.
Viktor Gyokeres of Sporting walks in the field during the Portuguese Cup final match between SL Benfica and Sporting CP at Estadio Nacional do Jamor on May 25, 2025 in Lisbon, Portugal.
“While Viktor Gyökeres offers immediate impact and proven goal-scoring, Sesko’s ceiling is significantly higher.
“At 21, he fits Arsenal’s long-term vision and could develop into an elite striker under Arteta’s guidance. His pace, power, and potential make him a smart investment, even if he’s not fully polished yet. Gyökeres is a safer short-term option, but Sesko offers greater value over time.
“With Arsenal already close to title contention, a player like Sesko—who can grow with the squad—aligns better with their strategic model and long-term success.|
Recent reports suggest progress has been slowed by Sesko’s wage demands, causing frustration at the club.
The north London outfit are prepared to shell out £70million for the RB Leipzig sensation, but negotiations over Sesko’s salary are proving to be a sticking point.
The 22-year-old’s agents are holding out for a salary package that far exceeds what Arsenal are willing to offer.
Dailystar.co.uk

Transfers
Galatasaray, Napoli Agree Osimhen Transfer

Italian Serie A side Napoli have reached an agreement with Galatasaray for the transfer of Nigeria international forward Victor Osimhen for a fee in the region of €75m, according to OwnGoalNigeria.com.
Both clubs have been locked in negotiations for the past two days after the Nigerian picked the team as his preferred destination ahead of Saudi Arabia side Al-Hilal. The talks went on yesterday without a resolution.
Napoli insisted on getting a bank guarantee for the payment of the transfer fee after agreeing for it to be paid in installments. The Turkish side will pay €40m in cash with the balance of €35m to be paid in installments for the next three years.
Galatasaray agreed to provide Napoli with a bank guarantee letter and if it sits well with the Italian side after a review, Osimhen will be allowed to travel to Istanbul for his medical and subsequent unveiling on a permanent deal.
After a successful time on loan last season, he will be expected to help the club retain the league and cup they won last season, and also do well in Europe after the disappointment in the Europa League last season.
Transfers
Transfer: Theo Hernandez Joins Al-Hilal From AC Milan

Deal worth some 25 million euros
France left-back Theo Hernandez has moved to former Lazio and Inter coach Simone Inzaghi’s Saudi club Al-Hilal from AC Milan, where the 27-year-old spent six mostly successful years.
Theo, as he is known, was a runner-up to Argentina in the 2022 World Cup.
He made no secret of the fact that he had fallen out with AC’s new management set-up.
The deal is worth around 25 million euros.
Ansa.it
Transfers
WSL: Chelsea Forward Fishel Signs For Seattle Reign

Seattle Reign have signed Chelsea and United States forward Mia Fishel on a contract until 2029.
An undisclosed transfer fee will be paid to the Women’s Super League (WSL) champions who Fishel, 24, appeared for 21 times.
After signing from Mexican club Tigres for the start of the 2023-24 season, Fishel scored the winning goal against Tottenham on her WSL debut before an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury cut her campaign short.
The two-time WSL winner returned in March to make three appearances.
“I’m incredibly excited to sign a long-term contract in the NWSL and take this next step in my career with Seattle Reign FC,” said Fishel.
“This league is one of the best in the world, and I’m looking forward to the opportunity. I can’t wait to get started and contribute to the team’s success.”
America’s National Women’s Soccer League is currently on a midseason break but Seattle Reign return to action against Angel City on 1 August.
Bbc.com
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