Football news: Arsenal get Gyokeres boost as Man Utd boss Amorim undercuts Ratcliffe

With just two game weeks left in the Premier League season, attention has turned to the summer transfer window, where many clubs know they need to be busy.

Arsenal are chasing a striker after falling short in the title race for the third straight campaign. Mikel Arteta's side may have drawn at Anfield on the weekend, coming from 2-0 down, but they know they have been short of in many aspects - not least goalscoring.

Meanwhile, Manchester United are preparing for the final against Tottenham on May 21 - a game which offers some sort of redemption for the winner in the form of a place in next season's .

Elsewhere there is more fallout from the scenes at the end of Nottingham Forest's 2-2 draw against , which could derail their bid for a place in Europe's top club competition in 2025/26. Here are the latest headlines from Mirror Football.

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Arsenal get Gyokeres green light

Arsenal have been told this summer. Gyokeres is set to be the hottest property in the summer transfer window, having scored 95 goals in 100 games for Sporting Lisbon, but the Gunners are in pole position.

They have signed - Gabriel Jesus for £50m in 2022 - but are finally set to see the error of their ways. are happy to pay the Swede £200,000-a-week and make him one of their top earners, getting in there before the likes of .

Benjamin Sesko is a cheaper alternative, but understands that Arsenal’s new sporting director Andrea Berta rates Gyokeres highly and has strong links to get a deal done.

Amorim undercuts Ratcliffe

Ruben Amorim has reached into his own pocket and after Sir Jim Ratcliffe refused to cough up. Ratcliffe for the biggest game of United’s season in Bilbao against on Wednesday next week.

reports that the coaches, physios and support team were told that they would have to pay for their own tickets for family and friends because the club want to ensure that as many as possible of United’s allocation went to supporters. But Amorim decided to step in and undercut Ratcliffe’s directive, telling 30 of his staff that he would personally pay for their tickets.

Meanwhile, United have and dinner, with the side sitting 16th in the table.

Forest hit out over Nuno row

and owner Evangelos Marinakis to try and draw a line under the apparent row with manager Nuno Espirito Santo. Marinakis appeared to in the aftermath of Sunday's 2-2 draw with .

"His reaction was one of deep care, responsibility, and emotional investment in one of our own. He didn't just see it as an isolated incident, but as something that reflected the values and unity of the entire team," the statement read.

It added: “The truth of the matter is there was no confrontation, with Nuno or with others, either on the pitch or inside the stadium", before hitting out at "baseless and ill-informed outrage for the purposes of personal social media traction".

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