Tag: Bukayo Saka

Saka Eyes England Breakthrough Under Tuchel

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
October 2025

Saka earned an England recall for games against Wales and Latvia, determined to prove himself to Thomas Tuchel after missing previous camps through injury. He marked his 200th Premier League appearance by scoring in Arsenal’s win over West Ham.
With Bellingham, Foden, and Grealish omitted, Saka’s return offers Tuchel a creative spark. The winger has three goals in seven appearances this season and stressed his desire to stay fit and become a regular starter for the Three Lions moving forward.

Arsenal Push for Bukayo Saka Extension After Saliba Deal

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
October 2025

Arsenal want Saka to follow William Saliba’s renewal by committing long-term. With only two years left, the Gunners believe the 24-year-old will extend past 2027. Saka recently hit 100 Premier League goal involvements in just 200 appearances.
Arsenal’s push comes as they top the table after beating West Ham, with Saka once again central to their attack. The winger’s form and leadership underline his status as untouchable in Arteta’s project, making his renewal a priority.

Arsenal Preparing Mega Deal for Saka

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
September 2025

Arsenal are preparing a blockbuster new contract for Bukayo Saka, aiming to secure their star winger on a long-term deal. The England international has entered the final two years of his contract, with the Gunners confident of tying him down soon. After finalising William Saliba’s extension until 2030, Arsenal shifted focus to Saka. New sporting director Andrea Berta prioritises retaining key players, having already extended Gabriel, Ethan Nwaneri, and Myles Lewis-Skelly. Talks continue as the club assures Saka will become one of its highest earners.

Saka Returns to Arsenal Training Ahead of City Clash

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
September 2025

Bukayo Saka returned to first-team training after a hamstring injury, raising hopes he can feature in Arsenal’s critical Premier League showdown with Manchester City at the Emirates this weekend. Captain Martin Ødegaard’s recovery, however, remains in doubt. Saka had missed three matches but impressed in early-season form before his injury. His comeback provides a timely boost as Arsenal seek momentum, while Ødegaard’s shoulder issue may leave Arteta without his playmaker. Both players’ fitness will heavily shape Arsenal’s performance.

Saka and Saliba Committed to Arsenal’s Future

Bukayo Saka, William Saliba (Arsenal)
September 2025

Arteta revealed Saka and Saliba want to stay long-term, despite ongoing contract talks. Both have two years left and remain key to Arsenal’s project. Saliba also handed the club a boost by returning early from injury ahead of Nottingham Forest. Arsenal are optimistic of securing extensions, with sporting director Andrea Berta leading negotiations. Interest from Real Madrid lingers, but Arteta stressed both players are motivated to write history at the Emirates, joining teammates who already signed new deals this season.

Arteta Confirms Saka Out for Weeks, Odegaard Doubtful for Liverpool Clash

Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
August 2025

Bukayo Saka will miss up to four weeks with a hamstring injury, while Martin Ødegaard is doubtful with a shoulder issue ahead of Arsenal’s trip to Anfield. The absences pile pressure on Mikel Arteta before facing reigning champions Liverpool.
Arteta confirmed Saka avoided surgery but admitted recurring hamstring problems are a “big concern.” Odegaard is racing to prove fitness, while Arsenal also miss Kai Havertz after knee surgery. With seven potential absentees, Arteta insists the squad must cope to challenge Liverpool.

Saka Ruled Out as Odegaard Doubt for Liverpool Clash

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
August 2025

Bukayo Saka will miss up to a month with a hamstring injury, ruling him out of Arsenal’s clash with Liverpool. Martin Odegaard is also a doubt after hurting his shoulder against Leeds but should avoid a lengthy layoff. Scans revealed Saka’s issue was less severe than feared, but his absence remains a major blow. Odegaard was seen in a sling, raising doubts for Anfield. Arsenal will lean on new signings Gyokeres and Eze to offset their captain and star winger’s losses.

Arsenal Fears Grow Over Saka and Odegaard Injuries

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
August 2025

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta fears long absences for Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka after both exited their 5-0 win against Leeds with injuries. Odegaard limped off early, while Saka pulled up after the break with a suspected hamstring issue. Already without Kai Havertz, Arsenal’s midfield depth is stretched thin. Tests will confirm severity, but Arteta admitted concern. With Liverpool looming, the absence of his captain and star winger could derail early title momentum.

Gyokeres Hits Back at Trolls After First Arsenal Goals

Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal)
August 2025

Viktor Gyokeres scored twice in Arsenal’s 5-0 demolition of Leeds, celebrating by touching his hair in response to trolls mocking his debut. The striker dismissed doubts with a penalty and mask celebration turned pointed gesture. Gyokeres, who struggled in his opener, found form at the right time as Arsenal face Liverpool next. Injuries to Saka and Odegaard may complicate Arteta’s plans, making Gyokeres’ resurgence crucial.

Bukayo Saka Suffers Knock in Arsenal’s 4-0 Win Over Ipswich

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
April 2025 (match vs Ipswich Town)

Bukayo Saka sustained a painful knock during Arsenal’s 4-0 win at Ipswich, but manager Mikel Arteta has ruled out any serious injury concerns.
Saka was caught by a red-card tackle from Leif Davis, resulting in visible discomfort and ice treatment on the bench. Arteta confirmed he should be fit for upcoming matches.

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