Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea are reportedly going to battle it out for the signature of Bayer Leverkusen striker Patrik Schick in the summer. According to CaughtOffside, the German outfit are willing to let go of the player if offers of around €30-40 million come their way.
The 29-year-old has done well this season, scoring 25 goals across competitions in 43 appearances. Despite being contracted with Bayer Leverkusen till the summer of 2027, it is believed that the Czechia international could be on his way out of the club along with others.
His destination is still in question, with Arsenal holding an interest in a number of other number nines this summer. The Gunners are lacking a natural centre-forward and have been linked with top strikers in the market like Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres, among others.
Meanwhile, Manchester United are looking for solutions to their goalscoring worries from this campaign. The likes of Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee have failed to impress, leading to the search for a new forward.
Lastly, Chelsea have Nicolas Jakcson up top, who many do not consider a reliable source of goals. While these clubs may be interested in Schick, for the player, a move to the Emirates would seem tempting.
The north Londoners are in the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League and are likely to offer top-flight European football next year as well. With Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus the top contenders in this area of the pitch, Schick could easily become a regular starter under Mikel Arteta.
Atletico Madrid join Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea in race to sign Viktor Gyokeres- Reports

Spanish team Atletico Madrid have reportedly joined Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea in the race to sign Sporting striker Viktor Gyokeres in the summer. The Sweden international could leave his Portuguese employers after the season if an offer of around €80 million comes through for him.
According to SPORT, the La Liga side are looking at Gyokeres, considering that Antoine Griezmann could leave in the summer (via GOAL). However, a move to a club like Arsenal may seem more tempting, given that the Gunners have shown their pedigree in challenging for top honors recently.
Gyokeres has been among the best strikers in Europe this season, making 49 appearances across competitions and finding the net on 52 occasions. He's currently contracted with his team till the summer of 2028.