Sweden manager optimistic about Viktor Gyokeres' impact during international break
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 8:05 AM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Viktor Gyokeres has not seen much playing time at Arsenal this season, leading to Sweden's national team manager Graham Potter emphasizing the importance of a change in environment. Gyokeres, who was Arsenal's main striker last season, has been benched in favor of Kai Havertz under manager Mikel Arteta. Potter expressed confidence that international fixtures will allow Gyokeres to regain his rhythm and confidence. The opportunity to play for Sweden could offer Gyokeres a chance to contribute significantly and enjoy regular football.
- •Gyokeres has struggled for game time at Arsenal early this season.
- •Graham Potter believes a change of environment can benefit Gyokeres.
- •Gyokeres is expected to play significant minutes for Sweden during the break.
- •Potter emphasizes the importance of Gyokeres within the national team.
- 8:05 AMYahoo Sports — National team manager wants Arsenal man to change environment
"Viktor Gyokeres has endured a difficult start to the season at Arsenal, but Sweden will use him during the international break, with his national manager believing a change of environment could benefi...
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