Before Sweden's match against Bosnia and Herzegovina on Saturday, Viktor Gyökeres had scored in seven consecutive Nations League games, and he hopes to extend that record.
Viktor Gyökeres said with a smile: "I have thought about it, that's my plan."
During the last international break, the Arsenal forward scored 4 goals in 4 matches. He has now scored 25 goals in 41 appearances for the Sweden national team.
He said: "I feel great about scoring goals. Of course, I hope to continue this momentum and score more goals for the national team. This feeling is fantastic, there's almost nothing better."
As his goal tally continues to rise, Viktor Gyökeres is climbing Sweden's all-time men's national team scoring list. However, he is still some way off Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who holds the top spot with 62 goals for the Sweden national team.
But Viktor Gyökeres believes he has a chance to break Ibrahimovic's goal-scoring record.
He stated: "Yes, if I keep playing and can maintain my appearances for a long time, then it's certainly possible."
When asked if this was a goal he was actively pursuing, he replied: "Yes, one hundred percent."
Viktor Gyökeres will soon enter the top ten of Sweden's all-time men's national team top scorers. If he scores three more goals, he will surpass Agne Simonsson and Tomas Brolin to move into ninth place all-time.
If Sweden defeats Bosnia and Herzegovina, they will secure first place in their group and thus be promoted to League A of the Nations League.
Viktor Gyökeres said: "Of course, we want to be at that level. Like other national teams participating in the Nations League, we want to be able to play against the strongest teams and test ourselves."
Sweden has one match remaining in this international break; they will play away against Poland on Tuesday.