EPL: 'Life goes up and down' - Sweden coach, Potter sends message to Arsenal star
Sweden manager, Graham Potter, has offered words of encouragement to Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres amid his recent struggles with the Premier League club. In an interview with Metro, Potter highlighted the ups and downs that come with being a top-level player.
Gyokeres has found himself out of the starting lineup at Arsenal this season, having featured in just one match for the defending champions. However, he recently completed a full 90 minutes during their 4-2 victory against Ipswich in the Carabao Cup competition.
Despite his recent dry spell in the EPL, the 23-year-old has been called up for Sweden's upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures.
Viktor Gyokeres' EPL challenges
Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres has faced a challenging period in the English Premier League this season. The Swedish striker has not managed to score in four consecutive matches for the Gunners.
Despite his struggles in the EPL, Gyokeres has shown resilience and determination, as evidenced by his full 90-minute appearance in the Carabao Cup win against Ipswich Town.
Graham Potter, the Sweden manager, has spoken to Metro, offering support to the 23-year-old. Potter highlighted the ups and downs that come with being a top-level player.
Potter praised Gyokeres' recent call-up for the UEFA Nations League matches, stating that "life goes up and down."
Swedish striker Viktor Gyokeres faces challenges in the EPL
Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres has faced a challenging period in the English Premier League this season. The Swedish striker has not managed to score in four consecutive matches for the Gunners.
Gyokeres has demonstrated resilience and determination, as evidenced by his full 90-minute appearance in the Carabao Cup win against Ipswich Town.
Speaking to Metro, Graham Potter, the Sweden manager, has offered support to the 23-year-old. Potter highlighted the ups and downs that come with being a top-level player.
Potter praised Gyokeres' recent call-up for the UEFA Nations League matches, stating that "life goes up and down."
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