Gyokeres can help Amorim land City blow
The Straits Times|November 05, 2024
LISBON - Sporting Lisbon coach Ruben Amorim is relying on red-hot striker Viktor Gyokeres to inflict damage on future rivals Manchester City, in his final Champions League match at the helm on Nov 5.

The 39-year-old has agreed to take over at Manchester United on Nov 11 to replace the sacked Erik ten Hag, and the City clash at the Jose Alvalade Stadium will be Amorim's last home match with Sporting.

With both sides starting the Champions League with two victories and one draw in their first three games, Gyokeres has the perfect stage to demonstrate the level he has reached, against the English Premier League holders and 2023 Champions League winners, as well as to offer his departing coach one final gift.

The unstoppable Gyokeres has 16 league goals in 10 appearances - scoring four times in his last outing - while he also has two strikes in three Champions League games this campaign.

Last season, the 26-year-old Swede was the key figure for his team in his first season at the club as Amorim led them to only a second league title in more than 20 years.

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