VIKTOR GYOKERES was left with a nasty head wound after a collision with an Arsenal team-mate in their Champions League clash against Athletic Bilbao The Swede was on the receiving end of a clash

Sporting CP are thriving with Luis Suarez, who was signed as a replacement for the Arsenal-bound Viktor Gyokeres. Pedro Goncalves explained the differences between the two forwards.

Viktor Gyokeres has finally spoken out following Arsenal's 2-0 victory over Athletic Club. The 27-year-old striker sustained a head injury during the Gunners' inaugural match of the new Champions League season after a clash with Gabriel Magalhaes.

Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres is already making his mark in North London after moving to the Emirates Stadium for big money.Gyokeres has scored goals for the Gunners while impressing with his

Arsenal’s £64 million ($74m) man Viktor Gyokeres gave supporters a scare after a brutal collision with team-mate Gabriel left him bloodied and bandaged during their Champions League clash with Athletic Club.

Arteta brought the latter onto the pitch in the 65th minute to replace Gyokeres, who had clashed heads with teammate Gabriel Magalhaes in the first half, with the centre-forward requiring medical attention after he suffered a cut to his head.

Gyokeres bagged an unbelievable 97 goals in 102 appearances for Sporting before his switch to north London - spearheading the Primeira Liga champions to a domestic double last season - and Arteta is hoping his new number nine can replicate those heroics on British shores.

A dream debut for Royale Union Saint-Gilloise. The first goal of the new edition in the history of the Belgian club in the top European competition is signed by David Promise from a penalty. The second goal comes in the final minutes of the first half: Ait El Hadj stars in a dribble that overwhelms PSV's defense.

Arsenal’s new striker, Viktor Gyokeres, had plenty of attention on him during Sweden’s latest World Cup Qualifier against Slovenia. Gyokeres joined Arsenal in the summer transfer window for £64million, and there have been plenty of eyeballs on all of his performances so far.

Viktor Gyokeres may be the joint-second top scorer in the Premier League, but he won’t win this season’s Golden Boot. That’s the view of talkSPORT’s Troy Deeney, who

Jeff Stelling thinks Troy Deeney is completely wrong about one statement he recently made about Viktor Gyokeres. Deeney enjoys sharing his views about Arsenal, though for the North Londoners, his opinions are rarely welcomed.