Gyokeres’ comments mock the £80m January chat.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has reportedly told the club he ‘can’t wait until the summer’ to sign Victor Guerres, but the man himself played down any speculation about a January switch. has done

Gyokeres exclusively told A Bola – who made him the first Foreigner of the Year – that he is determined to finish the season with Sporting and win more trophies.

He was Top scorer in Europe’s top leagues in 2024 – beating Erling Holland, Kylian Mbappe and Harry Kane among others – and is obviously a summer target for big clubs across Europe.

Will he be hoping for a second championship fight with Sporting, top of their league, for a team that is 14th? Premier League Table? That doesn’t seem likely.

“Of course we want to win the championship twice, that’s our goal. But we are in other competitions and we want to go as far as possible in all of them. We are in all competitions and we want to continue like that. He told A Bola.

“What are my aspirations for 2025? We’ll see, but we need to win games and see how far we can go.”

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He admits he was ‘helpful’ when asked about his future beyond this season, but says it is ‘unlikely’ Gyokeres will leave in January, when he will cost £ 80m will remain in the north.

There is also the small matter of Manchester United having nothing to spend in January. When there is ‘no budget’ for enhancement. Despite their terrifying appearance.

It turns out that the Daily Star’s backpage special that Ruben Amorim is now demanding from gawkers is little more than an attempt to fill the backpage after a quiet bank holiday.

Amorim himself seems to be under no illusions about his January problems, saying: “We don’t have that prospect in January. You know the situation better than I do. It’s not like I’m not getting here. Am and I can spend a lot of money, changing the whole team. You know the situation so there is no point in talking about it.

He also made it clear when he left Sporting that he would not return for any of their players mid-season, and this was before United were potentially plunged into a relegation battle.