You shouldn't write any of the strikers off because Arsenal also need a player that is good with the ball and it will be bad that Viktor Gyökeres will be that kind of player that find it hard to battle for the ball and it will look like the Gunners are always playing with a man down, I'm just saying. Both players are good which I'd love Arsenal to get both but where the problem lies is how stingy the Gunners are to spend to get quality players, with time one of these 2 players might change their mind or even move to a rival club if Arsenal ain't serious.
Benjamin Šeško didn't score up to 20 goals in the Bundesliga doesn't mean he couldn't get those figures in the EPL and it could be that Šeško will even score more than Gyökeres if both players plays in the EPL. Arsenal style of play will make any good striker to score more than 20 goals, imagine the Gunners made Kai Havertz get 9 goals when he's not a proper number 9 then what if they had a number 9? It will be more than 20, is best they decide which of both strikers they want.

I'm not so sure that Rodrygo will stay at Real Madrid because until now, under Xabi Alonso's management he barely played, and next year there is the World Cup. Of course Ancelotti has a high opinion of Rodrygo and he knows him very well but he must play otherwise he may not be called. The problem is that Rodrygo is a good player but not a star, he's kept in very high consideration because he is Brazilian and plays for Real Madrid, so he gets overestimated. I have no idea how much money Real Madrid could ask for him but I'm pretty sure it would be way more than 100 million euros and, I don't know about you guys but I would never spend that amount of money for a player like Rodrygo.

Rodrygo probobly wont come to Arsenal i think its just too much money for them to waste in one transfer window. Madueke will be the player for that position and Rodrygo will stay in Real Madrid for sure. I still dont know whats up Gyokeres is he signing for them or did he already,i cant see any news currently but i know its really close,if they get him he will be a top class player for them,the one that they needed.

They do, but is it enough for them to win the Premier League Competition? I also want to see them add Noni Madueke and Eze Eberechi of Crystal Palace. Getting Rodrygo from Real Madrid would be a tougher call so they better settle for players in the Premier League who can give them quick impact. I'm also impressed with the done deals they have made. One last time, they need fight for the Premier League.

I believe Gyökeres is a player who can help in this regard. Arsenal have long wanted to be Premier League champions and are constantly striving to achieve this. However, their biggest success in recent years has been finishing second. In previous years, they held a large points lead and were top of the table, but lost the title to Manchester City at the end of the season. They don't want to experience a similar situation again, so they must do whatever it takes to finalize Gyökeres' transfer.

Gyokeres has ambition, and Arsenal must give him the space to realise it. Given all the work Gyokeres has shown in his efforts to secure a move to Arsenal, despite having to pay extra to lobby Sporting to expedite the transfer, it would appear he has found the right fit. Sesko may be good, but if Arsenal truly want to stay on track for trophies, Gyokeres can help.

It depends on the needs as both have their strengths and weaknesses. Gyokeres is known for his goal-scoring prowess last season, making him a more respected name. Sesko is younger and plays in the Bundesliga, so it's not much different from the Premier League. His future is also expected to be much brighter in England, given the Bundesliga's style of play, which also relies on speed so it will be much easier for him to adapt to the competition in the English Premier League.

Gyokeres plays in the Portuguese league which is perhaps different from the English Premier League and the Bundesliga, so there's some concern that Gyokeres won't be as productive as he was at Sporting. This is just a comparison and may not be entirely accurate, so Arsenal's needs are something to consider.