Graham Potter defends Viktor Gyokeres' call-up to Sweden squad
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 4:05 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Viktor Gyokeres has been selected for Sweden's squad for the upcoming international break, despite limited playing time at Arsenal. Manager Graham Potter expressed confidence in Gyokeres, citing his past performances and achievements. Gyokeres has yet to score for Arsenal in the current season but has a strong international record. Sweden will play four Nations League matches during this break, starting with Romania on September 25th. Gyokeres is expected to have an important role in these fixtures.
- •Gyokeres included in Sweden's squad for September-October international break
- •Potter defends Gyokeres amid club struggles and lack of minutes
- •Sweden set to face Romania, Poland, and Bosnia-Herzegovina in Nations League
- •Gyokeres yet to score for Arsenal this season but has strong international record
- •International matches provide Gyokeres an opportunity to regain scoring form
- 4:05 PMYahoo Sports — National team boss defends Arsenal player after call-up
"Viktor Gyokeres has been named in Sweden’s squad for the upcoming international break, and Graham Potter has insisted he’s not worried about the striker’s club form.Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty ...
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