Bukayo Saka - Soccer News, Rumors, & Updates

2 HOURS AGO • YOUTUBE

Appears to be fit Saka (ankle) appears to be an option again after the club claimed no new injuries from last week's North London Derby.

Impact Saka looks to be fit once again after a knock made him leave the field late in the North London Derby, with no new injuries reported after the match. The attacker will likely return to a starting role immediately, starting in 19 of his 24 appearances while recording five goals and three assists.

2 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Arsenal player ratings vs Tottenham: Eberechi Eze has done it again! Derby demon ensures north London remains red while Viktor Gyokeres bags impressive brace as Gunners get title tilt back on track

Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres both scored twice as Arsenal crushed Tottenham 4-1 in the north London derby for the second time this seaso...

FEBRUARY 22 • goal

Arsenal player ratings vs Tottenham: Eberechi Eze has done it again! Derby demon ensures north London remains red while Viktor Gyokeres bags impressive brace as Gunners get title tilt back on track

Eze hurts Tottenham again to reignite Arsenal's title hopes and Liverpool grabs late winner

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FEBRUARY 22 • Associated Press

Injured in injury time Saka was forced off the field in the 91st minute due to an apparent ankle injury.

Impact Saka would need to leave the field Sunday late into the contest, as he would be rolled up on in a tackle, leaving his ankle in pain. He would eventually work to his feet and get off the field, walking gingerly. It appears the attacker will likely need some testing, but is only dealing with a minor injury, with Noni Madueke taking his spot after leaving the field.

FEBRUARY 22 • ROTOWIRE

Tottenham blew their chance to rule north London - and Arsenal might not give them another

For most of their shared existence as rivals, Arsenal have had the upper hand over Tottenham. Be that from 1913 when Woolwich Arsenal moved...

FEBRUARY 21 • goal

Tottenham blew their chance to rule north London - and Arsenal might not give them another

Bukayo Saka signs new Arsenal deal, joins Premier League top earners Bukayo Saka extended his Arsenal contract until 2031 and now ranks among the highest-paid players in the Premier League alongside Haaland an...

FEBRUARY 20 • BEINSPORTS.COM

Signs five-year deal Saka has signed a new five-year deal with Arsenal, according to his club.

Impact Saka is linking himself to the Gunners for a few more seasons, appearing to be ready to be a member of Arsenal for a long portion of his career after a five-year deal was signed. The English winger has had a great start to his career with the club, notching 78 goals in close to 300 appearances with the club. With five goals and three assists in 23 appearances (18 starts) this season, he continues to be the lead of their attack, a playmaker that should be near the top of the leagues best players as long he remains with the club.

FEBRUARY 19 • ROTOWIRE

Expected to be fine Saka limped off Wednesday against Wolves, but there was no mention of injury by either himself or manager Mikel Arteta after the match. He scored one goal from one shot to go with...

Impact It appears to have been nothing major for Saka, which isn't too surprising. He's only a week returned from his last muscular injury and going 90 minutes wasn't a likelihood after he started and went 45 in the FA Cup a few days prior. With Martin Odegaard still a doubt, Saka could again start centrally in Sunday's North London derby.

FEBRUARY 19 • ROTOWIRE

Bukayo Saka heads Arsenal 1-0 in front of Wolves | Premier League

FEBRUARY 18 • YOUTUBE

Arsenal player ratings vs Wolves: They're cracking up! David Raya's rush of blood proves disastrous as Gunners drop more points in Premier League title race despite Bukayo Saka's starring in No.10 role

Arsenal slipped up again in the Premier League title race as a late Tom Edozie strike helped Wolves claim a dramatic 2-2 draw on Wednesday....

FEBRUARY 18 • goal

Arsenal player ratings vs Wolves: They're cracking up! David Raya's rush of blood proves disastrous as Gunners drop more points in Premier League title race despite Bukayo Saka's starring in No.10 role

Scores, limps off Wednesday Saka scored one goal but was unable to continue playing in the 73rd minute while feeling an apparent discomfort in Wednesday's match against Wolverhampton.

Impact Saka quickly found the net via close-range header in his return to the starting lineup after dealing with a muscular issue for a few weeks between January and February. However, he appeared to pick up a new injury and may need to be assessed to determine if he's dealing with a serious problem again. Both Leandro Trossard and Eberechi Eze are alternatives if Saka is sidelined due to the issue.

FEBRUARY 18 • ROTOWIRE

Bukayo Saka Signs 5-Year Deal With Arsenal To Become Club's Highest-Paid Player

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka has signed a new long-term contract, making him the highest paid player at the club.

FEBRUARY 17 • FOX SPORTS

Bukayo Saka Signs 5-Year Deal With Arsenal To Become Club's Highest-Paid Player

Arsenal routs Wigan 4-0 on no-surprise Sunday as Premier League teams advance to 5th round

Arsenal enjoys a 4-0 rout of Wigan as five Premier League teams avoid upsets to reach the fifth round of the FA Cup on Sunday

FEBRUARY 15 • Associated Press

Arsenal Drop Crucial Points At Brentford As Their Premier League Lead Shrinks

Arsenal was held to a draw at Brentford, missing their chance at a lead on the Premier League table.

FEBRUARY 13 • FOX SPORTS

Arsenal Drop Crucial Points At Brentford As Their Premier League Lead Shrinks

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FEBRUARY 12 • FOX SPORTS

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FEBRUARY 12 • SI.COM

Logs 20 minutes against Brentford Saka played 20 minutes as a substitute during Thursday's 1-1 draw against Brentford.

Impact Saka made his return to the field following a two-week absence due to a muscle strain. He replaced Noni Madueke on the right wing for the final minutes but didn't find a clear opportunity to produce. Looking to reach a better shape ahead of upcoming fixtures, Saka should move into a starting spot soon, providing a huge boost to Arsenal's attack. Over the current EPL campaign, he has tallied four goals and three assists across 22 appearances (17 starts).

FEBRUARY 12 • ROTOWIRE

Available off bench Saka (strain) is on the bench for Thursday's game against Brentford.

Impact Saka has been deemed healthy enough to make the bench, although it remains to be seen if he'll see time. Nonetheless, his return is a welcome boost for the Gunners for their upcoming challenges.

FEBRUARY 12 • ROTOWIRE

Late call Thursday Saka (strain) is considered a late call for Thursday's clash against Brentford and will need to pass a fitness test to be cleared to feature, coach Mikel Arteta said in the press c...

Impact Saka is considered a late call for Thursday's clash against Brentford and will need to pass a fitness test before being cleared to feature. If he is unable to play, Noni Madueke could continue to see increased minutes in his absence.

FEBRUARY 11 • ROTOWIRE

A bookmaker has paid out on Arsenal to win the Premier League. Man City is not ready to concede yet

Over the weekend a bookmaker said it was already paying out on Arsenal winning the Premier League this season

FEBRUARY 9 • Associated Press

Mikel Arteta sends apology to Liam Rosenior after Chelsea boss complained of Arsenal's 'lack of respect' during Carabao Cup tie

Mikel Arteta has apologised to Liam Rosenior after the Chelsea boss complained that Arsenal's coaches were entering his side's half during t...

FEBRUARY 6 • goal

Mikel Arteta sends apology to Liam Rosenior after Chelsea boss complained of Arsenal's 'lack of respect' during Carabao Cup tie

Impact Saka is still not with the team but is working on his recovery, with the attacker trending towards a return in the next week or two. This is massive news after he has only missed one game, possibly returning after only one or two games missed. He is a regular starter, so this does force change until he is fit again, with Noni Madueke as a likely replacement.

FEBRUARY 6 • ROTOWIRE

Out with muscular injury Saka is out for Tuesday's match against Arsenal due to a muscular injury, according to Simon Collings of The Sun.

Impact Saka has avoided a major injury after some testing but is still set for some time out, as the attacker has been ruled out for their next four games due to a muscle injury in the hip. This will leave the English national eyeing a return when facing Tottenham on Feb. 22, hoping to return to face their rivals in the North London Derby. His absence will be a major loss for the club as they continue without a starter, scoring four goals and three assist in 21 appearances, likely forcing Noni Madueke to start in his place until a return is made.

FEBRUARY 3 • ROTOWIRE

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FEBRUARY 3 • FOX SPORTS

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