Viktor Gyökeres

SWE
 • #17 Center Forward
Position

CF

Role

Playmaking Forward

Birthdate (Age)

Jun 4, 1998 (28)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'2"

Weight

198 lb

National Team
Sweden

Ranking

1stout of 132
Overall Grade812nd/132
Impact score8.95th/132
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Grades

Key Grades

This season

Overall
80th/173 FWD
62.4
Shooting
13th/154 FWD
79.5
Passing
171st/172 FWD
55.4
Tackle Resistance
108th/171 FWD
60.6
Aerial Duel
96th/167 FWD
60.2
Headed Shooting
16th/118 FWD
70.2

Overall Grades by game

This season

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Metrics

Key Metrics

36
Appearances
2509
Minutes
14
Goals
1
Assists
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News

Jun 15, 2026

Strikes and assists versus Tunisia

Gyokeres scored one goal and assisted once from five shots (two on target) and four chances created in Sunday's 5-1 victory versus Tunisia.

Analysis: Gyokeres successfully linked up with his partner in crime, Alexander Isak, twice, as he sprung his teammate loose on a counter ahead of Sweden's second goal. Isak returned the favor early in the second half after pickpocketing a defender deep into enemy territory, leading to a comfortable strike in a one-on-one with the goalie. Gyokeres was highly effective offensively and led his team in both shots and chances created. He registered 19 goals and two assists in 49 games with Arsenal in 2025/2026.

Jun 4, 2026

Scores against Greece

Gyokeres (undisclosed) was brought down from behind by a dangerous tackle from Panagiotis Retsos during Thursday's 2-2 draw against Greece but was able to continue after receiving medical treatment on the pitch, with coach Graham Potter acknowledging it was not a brilliant tackle and that it looked ugly from the bench, according to Aftonbladet. "Of course you get irritated after a tackle like that. But it can happen, so there is nothing more to it," Gyokeres said.

Analysis: Gyokeres netted Sweden's equalizer to level the score at 1-1 before the incident took place, and although he was clearly in discomfort afterward, he stayed on the pitch and showed no signs of any lasting issue. Teammate Alexander Isak, along with former internationals Lars Lagerback and Fredrik Ljungberg, were far more vocal in their criticism of the challenge, with Isak saying it was the kind of play nobody wants to see in a World Cup tune-up. Sweden heads to North America this weekend with its opener against Tunisia just 10 days away, and Gyokeres appears to have escaped without any serious setback, leaving the star striker firmly in place as the centerpiece of the attack and the biggest key to how far Blagult can make a run this summer.

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