Arsenal’s title-winning squad is undergoing a noticeable transformation under Mikel Arteta, with several players who were once considered key figures now facing uncertain futures. The manager’s tactical reshuffle has already had consequences, and some members of the squad have found themselves pushed further down the pecking order.Viktor Gyokeres is among those affected. The Swedish striker has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter and, with the January transfer window approaching, is reportedly beginning to consider his options. TeamTalk and other English outlets claim that AC Milan have emerged as one of the clubs showing interest.🚨 Viktor Gyökeres is UNHAPPY with his situation at Arsenal and could leave as early as January.His representatives have already held initial talks with AC Milan, Juventus, Al Ahli and Al Ittihad, with the striker exploring a potential move away after falling down Mikel… pic.twitter.com/rzParFf4GJ— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) September 23, 2026 Arsenal spent much of the summer searching for an attacking profile that would fit Arteta’s plans, with their preferred option reportedly closer to Kai Havertz than Gyokeres. The Swede has consequently slipped to third choice in the attack.His lack of playing time is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Gyokeres has made just five appearances this season, starting only the Carabao Cup match, and has accumulated 207 minutes on the pitch. In the Premier League, he has been left among the substitutes on three occasions across five games, while his two appearances have lasted no more than 17 minutes.That situation has reportedly prompted Gyokeres' representatives to explore possible destinations across Europe. TeamTalk reports that AC Milan are particularly interested in the possibility of bringing the striker to San Siro.##EDITORS_CHOICE##The Rossoneri have already made initial contact with the player's camp, primarily to establish the financial terms that would be required and determine whether a January move is realistic. A loan deal appears to be the most likely starting point, potentially including an option to make the transfer permanent at the end of the campaign.Gyokeres has also been offered to Juventus, although the Turin club are understood to have shown less enthusiasm about the opportunity than Milan.##NAJAVA_MECA_9981013##