Edin Dzeko made his final international appearance as Bosnia and Herzegovina earned a late 1-1 Nations League draw against Sweden. Head coach Graham Potter praised Sweden's focus during an emotional atmosphere surrounding the legendary striker's send-off.
Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres found himself in an awkward spotlight during a recent international press conference. While sitting alongside Sweden manager Graham Potter, the Gunners forward was seen visibly struggling to maintain his composure following a sharp joke regarding Manchester City's ongoing legal battles.
Graham Potter has found a dark sense of humour to deal with a nightmare international break that has seen his Sweden squad decimated by both physical injuries and a viral outbreak. The former Chelsea boss faces a daunting task as he prepares his side for a crucial UEFA Nations League encounter against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Viktor Gyokeres has broken his silence regarding his future at Arsenal following a difficult period that has seen him lose his place in Mikel Arteta’s starting XI. Despite persistent rumours linking the Swedish international with a move away from north London, the forward insists he remains committed to the Premier League champions.
Viktor Gyokeres continues to prove why he is one of the most feared strikers in Europe after inspiring Sweden to a convincing 3-1 victory over Poland. Despite being targeted by physical defending that left him with significant battle scars, the Arsenal man remained the focal point of Graham Potter's perfect start to the Nations League campaign.