Claims that Manchester United have surged ahead of Arsenal for Viktor Gyokeres have been explained, while interest in Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson has emerged.

Viktor Gyokeres' true feelings on a proposed transfer to Arsenal have emerged amid reports of Man United attempting to hijack the deal. Arsenal have been in the market for a striker all summer and identified Gyokeres as their top target.

Record claim that United may have had a better chance at signing him had Amorim fought to keep Swedish defender Lindelof, who shares Hasan Cetinkaya as an agent with Gyokeres, but the Portuguese allowed the centre-back's contract to expire without complaint.