Viktor Gyokeres, a Swedish international footballer who joined Arsenal in the summer, has had a challenging first season with the club. Despite scoring 21 goals across all competitions and helping Arsenal win the Premier League, Gyokeres has struggled to secure a regular starting spot. He sat on the bench for the club's first two Premier League games and only made a brief appearance in a match against Chelsea. Although he was expected to be a key player after his impressive debut season, rumors of a potential transfer circulated during the summer transfer window. However, Gyokeres remained at Arsenal as the transfer deadline passed. Gyokeres received his first start of the season in Arsenal's Champions League match against Napoli, but he didn't make a significant impact. He was then moved back to the bench and failed to score in a Carabao Cup win over Ipswich. This lack of goal-scoring has led to speculation that Kai Havertz, another forward, might be preferred for future matches. Despite this, Gyokeres has not been officially ruled out of the starting lineup. Sweden’s head coach, Graham Potter, has publicly supported Gyokeres, telling him to ignore the criticism and not to see any "problem" with his performance. Potter included Gyokeres in Sweden’s squad for upcoming Nations League matches, highlighting that the player is a "Premier League winner" and had an "incredible" performance during World Cup qualifying and the World Cup itself. Potter is confident in Gyokeres’ abilities and aims to provide him with the best conditions to regain his form. The national team coach believes that with the right support, Gyokeres can turn his current struggles around.