It's quite surprising and at the same time disappointing, to see the extent at which some of this club can go all in the name of cashing out extra from these players. From what I've heard about the saga, Gyokeres signed a five years contract extension with a release clause of €100M in 2023. When Amorim left in the winter transfer window, Gyokeres felt like leaving as well, but decided to stay on one condition, which is that his release clause must be chopped down to the £60-65M that was speculated at first.

Arsenal on the other hand are literally not serious in this transfer window. I even doubt if they have a budget for this very transfer window. Arteta's soft heart for Havertz is the main reason they are not willing to break the banks for Gyokeres. They are literally giving excuses like age, meanwhile, he turned 27 this same month. I see no reason why a club that desperately needs to win trophy should prioritize age over experience. There are still players that Arteta can not count on in a game, but the club is not even willing to let them go. How do you make profit when you fail to sell those that are not useful.

imo, it's either Gyokeres or nothing. At least, make a good offer because six years without a major trophy has been tough for the fans.