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Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres made history in the Nations League during the 1-1 draw against Bosnia & Herzegovina yesterday.
The Sweden international has been in superb form for the national side, and he has scored in the last three matches under manager Graham Potter.
In the process, he has now netted in each of his previous six Nations League games, which has never been done before in the competition.
Gyokeres has had a rough start to the campaign with Arsenal and he has played just 29 minutes in the Premier League thus far.
He has played second fiddle to Kai Havertz but could finally make his first league start with the German ruled out with a hamstring issue.
Havertz returned early from international duty after the untimely setback, but he appears a huge doubt for the Leeds United game next weekend.
Gyokeres has already netted thrice against the Whites in just two appearances and could get another chance upfront next Saturday.
Written by Sri Aswin
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