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Victor Jockeres (Sporting), who is likely to advance to the English Premier League, is enjoying a devastating performance in the Mediterranean Sea.
On the 27th (Korea time), the British daily Daily Mail released an image of Jockeres vacationing on the Greek island of Mykonos. The newspaper said the striker, who has become the talk of the town in Europe, is staying with his friends during the break, looking very happy.
Yokeres is one of the big fish in the transfer market this summer. He has scored 54 goals in 52 games for Sporting this season. After the end of the season, he asked Sporting Chairman Frederico Varandas to grant him permission to move, making him the center of the topic.
But Sporting doesn't seem to want to let go of Yokeres easily. Portugal predicted that Sporting would take a step back from the buyout amount of 100 million euros (about 159.6 billion won) and allow the transfer of Jockeres if a transfer fee of 70 million euros is offered. However, it seems that it is trying to raise this amount to 85 million euros (about 135.6 billion won) recently.
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Portuguese media outlet Hekord 'Jockeres made his thoughts clear on the phone with Varandas chairman. Jockeres said he would go to Arsenal and Varandas replied that he could only join after he had given everything for the club' he said. He added that `Jockeres has no intention of returning to Sporting and will never sit idly by if Arsenal's transfer fails.'
In the midst of this, Arsenal appear to be taking a step back from their recent recruitment of Joquez. The Daily Mail reported that `Asnall is considering recruiting Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesco as an option`, but Leipzig is aware of Arsenal's lack of striker and has no intention of giving up Sesco easily`.
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It's not just Arsenal. Manchester United manager Hoobeng Amorim, who coached Jockeres during his Sporting days, is also interested in him. In response, the Daily Mail said 'Jokes wants to join Arsenal rather than reunite with Amorim. However, if Arsenal withdraws from Sporting's high ransom offer, the possibility of Manchester United digging into the gap cannot be ruled out.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
