Ruben Amorim denied us the ‘battle of the new No.9s’ we were after from the off at Old Trafford, with Benjamin Sesko’s introduction after 65 minutes meaning he and Viktor Gyokeres were never on the pitch at the same time. And yet, we still got we wanted: the opportunity for a knee-jerk reaction. Gyokeres was – and therefore is – rubbish.

Viktor Gyokeres failed to find the net against Manchester United in his Arsenal debut and his ability to record a shot oon goal has left some onlookers concerned over his prospects

Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres endured a frustrating Premier League debut at Old Trafford as the £64 million ($87m) summer signing failed to register a single shot during his side’s 1-0 win over Manchester United.

Sporting CP expert Sam Fonseca has exclusively told TBR Football why Arsenal fans should not be worried about Viktor Gyokeres. The Sweden international has come in for plenty of criticism following his Premier League debut at Old Trafford. Gyokeres made just four passes in his 60 minutes on the pitch and failed to register a shot.

Arsenal started their Premier League campaign with a 1-0 win at Manchester United on Sunday, capitalizing on a defensive error during a game in which both sides failed to generate a lot of quality attacking chances.

Viktor Gyökeres is preparing to make his Arsenal debut with Thierry Henry eyeing his potential and urging patience. The former Coventry City favourite sealed a £63.5 million move to the Emirates from Sporting Lisbon this summer,

In a flurry of sharp finishes, Gyokeres appeared to win a finishing drill between the trio, who were all taking shots one-on-one, and both Saka and Madueke seemed very impressed. At the end of the contest, Gyokeres walked over to his new teammates and said, “three in a row”, before then shaking the pair’s hands.

Former Arsenal star Ian Wright has given a clear verdict in the debate over Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko after the Gunners opted to sign the former this summer as Manchester United signed Sesko