Zhekelais is completely in trouble with Portugal Sports!

The well-known Portuguese media "Record" reported on July 11 that tensions between the Portuguese Sports Club (Sporting CP) and the player himself and the potential next Arsenal are heating up sharply around the transfer of Swedish striker Viktor Gyökeres. The report pointed out that July 11 was originally the deadline for Yorke to end the holiday and return to the team to register according to the club's regulations, but the player did not show up and chose to continue to stay at home.

It is reported that the core reason for Yorke's action is that it is urgently hoping to push Portuguese Sports to reach a final agreement with Premier League powerhouse Arsenal on his transfer. The players clearly expressed their dissatisfaction and put pressure on the club in this way. Unless the current deadlock is dramatic, Yorke is expected to insist on staying at home and refuse to participate in team training. If the absent behavior of the

player is deemed to be a "strike" by the club without justifiable reasons, it will trigger the internal disciplinary action process of Portugal Sports. According to the relevant club regulations, the penalty standard may be quite strict, starting with high fines, and it is not ruled out that we face more serious punishments at the competitive level. The Portuguese sports management is currently closely monitoring the developments and will determine the specific punishment level and plan depending on whether Yorkeus continues to adopt such a tough confrontational attitude in the future.

The key reason for this transfer tug-of-war is that Portuguese Sports and Arsenal have a tough attitude in terms of transfer fees and related terms, and do not give in to each other. Although the two sides are still in contact and the negotiations have not been officially declared broken, the Records analyst believes that the entire transaction is already in an extremely fragile state and is at risk of a complete collapse at any time. The stalemate not only made Yorke anxious, but also cast a heavy shadow on his new season's ownership and Portugal Sports' pre-season preparations. The sword of Damocles for club discipline review has been hung, and the risk of heavy punishment by players has increased sharply.