Gyökeres jersey sells best ahead of World Cup match against Tunisia

12 de junho de 2026

Reportado por IA

Viktor Gyökeres jersey is the most sold Swedish national team shirt at present. The striker commented on the popularity at a press conference in Dallas.

Viktor Gyökeres jersey accounts for every other sold national team shirt ahead of Sweden's World Cup opener against Tunisia.

At a press conference in Dallas Gyökeres said it feels extremely fun and flattering. He mentioned that friends and family have had trouble getting hold of the shirt.

Gyökeres is 28 years old and plays for Arsenal. He made his national team debut in 2019 and has 33 caps with 20 goals. The World Cup opener against Tunisia is played in Monterrey at 04.00 on Monday morning.

Viktor Gyökeres leads Arsenal to Champions League final

05 de maio de 2026 Reportado por IA Imagem gerada por IA

Arsenal with Swedish Viktor Gyökeres defeated Atlético Madrid over two legs to reach the Champions League final. Gyökeres becomes the first Swede in a men's final in 20 years. The final is set for Budapest on May 30.

Gyökeres started on the bench in the final

Viktor Gyökeres was the first Swedish player in a men's final in 20 years but started as a substitute when Arsenal faced Paris SG in the Champions League final.

Tickets sold out for Sweden's World Cup playoff final against Poland

28 de março de 2026 Reportado por IA

Tickets for Sweden's decisive World Cup playoff final against Poland at Strawberry Arena have sold out, with about 49,500 spectators expected. This comes after the team's 3-1 semifinal win over Ukraine, powered by Viktor Gyökeres' hat-trick. Players including Carl Starfelt voice excitement ahead of facing Robert Lewandowski.

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