Gyökeres-drakten selger best før VM-kampen mot Tunisia

12. juni 2026

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Viktor Gyökeres-drakten er den mest solgte drakten til det svenske landslaget for øyeblikket. Spissen kommenterte populariteten på en pressekonferanse i Dallas.

Viktor Gyökeres-drakten står for annenhver solgte landslagsdrakt før Sveriges VM-åpning mot Tunisia.

På en pressekonferanse i Dallas sa Gyökeres at det føles ekstremt morsomt og smigrende. Han nevnte at venner og familie har hatt problemer med å få tak i drakten.

Gyökeres er 28 år gammel og spiller for Arsenal. Han debuterte på landslaget i 2019 og har 33 landskamper med 20 mål. VM-åpningen mot Tunisia spilles i Monterrey mandag morgen klokken 04.00.

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