Liverpool aim to disrupt Arsenal’s transfer plans by entering the race for a ‘world-class’ target.

Liverpool and Arsenal went head-to-head for the Premier League title in the 2024/25 season, and now they could be set for another clash—this time in the transfer market.

Both clubs are searching for a new striker this summer, and it appears they may be eyeing the same target.

Liverpool are reportedly open to selling Darwin Nunez, with Napoli showing interest, and are actively seeking a replacement. Meanwhile, Arsenal are looking to solve their goal-scoring problems by bringing in a new frontman, as Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen his attacking options.

Liverpool enter race for Viktor Gyokeres
According to Correio da Manhã, Liverpool have joined Arsenal and Manchester United in the race to sign Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres, who has been labeled ‘world class’ after delivering consistent performances in recent seasons.

The Swedish international is becoming one of Europe’s most sought-after forwards after a standout year in Portugal, and Liverpool now seem ready to make a move.

Arsenal were initially seen as front-runners, with reports suggesting Gyokeres had informed Sporting of his desire to join them and was even prepared to skip training to force a move.

However, with Liverpool now in the mix—particularly as Nunez looks set to depart—it’s shaping up to be a fierce three-club contest for his signature.

Gyokeres is keen to leave Sporting this summer, but it’s unclear if Liverpool will match the financial terms offered by Arsenal. The Merseyside club are assessing their budget after already securing signings like Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong.

Although Arsenal still appear to hold the advantage, largely due to Gyokeres’ apparent preference, Liverpool’s late push adds intensity to the pursuit.

Both clubs are also monitoring Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon, but in that race, Liverpool reportedly hold the upper hand.

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