Viktor Gyokeres

With the first round of World Cup group games now concluded, let’s have a look at how Arsenal’s internationals are getting on so far.

Viktor Gyokeres impressed for Sweden alongside Alexander Isak on Sunday night, with both players scoring in an emphatic win over Tunisia.

Viktor Gyokeres scored a free-kick for Sweden in their final friendly match ahead of the World Cup in midweek, his first appearance since the Champions League final.

All of Arsenal’s World Cup call-ups have now been confirmed, with 16 Gunners set to travel to the tournament this summer.

Arsenal are expected to keep the core of their title-winning squad, but several senior players could still leave this summer.

Viktor Gyokeres and William Saliba have become the first two Arsenal players to be officially named in their countries’ World Cup squads, with more to follow over the next couple of weeks.

When the final whistle blew at a pulsating Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night, I punched the air, reached over to Jo to give her a high five and then promptly sank back in my sofa and felt the tears come.

Viktor Gyokeres’ performance against Atletico Madrid has been praised by Mikel Arteta and David Raya, despite the striker coming away without a goal or assist.

Two Arsenal players have made it into the various Teams of the Week for the most recent round of Premier League fixtures, following Saturday’s win over Fulham.

Wayne Rooney has praised Viktor Gyokeres’ performance against Fulham on Saturday, with the Arsenal striker insisting the team never stopped believing they could win the Premier League title.

It was hard not to feel a little frustrated in the immediate aftermath of Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid on Wednesday evening.

Arsenal’s weekend brought a return to the top, a major European win for the women and more concern lower down the academy pathway.

Mikel Arteta has bemoaned the decisions not to send Nick Pope and Abdukodir Khusanov in Arsenal’s last two games against Manchester City and Newcastle United.

Man City are top with five to play, but Arsenal still have reasons to believe after a narrow title-race shift and signs of improvement at the Etihad.

Mikel Arteta apologised to Arsenal supporters and Viktor Gyokeres admitted the side were below their level after defeat to Bournemouth.

Viktor Gyokeres said Arsenal were not at their level against Bournemouth and paid for failing to create enough in attack after equalising.

Viktor Gyokeres says he joined Arsenal to win the league, underlining the club’s ambitions as the title race reaches its decisive stage.

Viktor Gyokeres says it was a “great feeling” to play back at Sporting CP’s home ground on Tuesday night, his first game against his former club.

Mikel Arteta explained Arsenal’s mindset before Sporting, delivering key injury updates and a clear message after recent setbacks.

Sporting are managing injuries and tailoring their defence for Arsenal, with Nuno Santos expected to miss the first leg and Ivan Fresneda still a doubt.