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Arsenal receive encouraging update on Bukayo Saka injury
Arsenal have endured a tough season, with injuries affecting key players and the squad suffering several setbacks, especially in attack.
The most significant blow came in December 2024 when Bukayo Saka tore his hamstring against Crystal Palace.
His absence has been deeply felt, and the team struggles to replace his impact. Arsenal have used different options on the wings, but none have matched his effectiveness. Academy graduate Ethan Nwaneri has been the closest to filling his role.
Mikel Arteta’s side are preparing for a busy April, with Premier League matches and a crucial Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid.
They are hoping to have Saka fit and ready for these challenges.
Charles Watts shares encouraging news on Saka
Arsenal fans have been waiting for news on Saka’s return, and journalist Charles Watts has provided an encouraging update.
Discussing the latest on Saka’s fitness, Watts said:
“There is growing hope at Arsenal that Bukayo Saka will be involved when they return to action against Fulham next Tuesday night.
“It’s been a long wait for Arsenal fans to see Saka back in action, but that wait is now coming to an end – with the England international tantalisingly close to a return.
“He has been stepping up his work with the ball during the international break, and the hope is that he will be deemed fit enough to be named on the squad for next week’s meeting with Fulham.
“Arsenal will be very cautious with Saka, and the decision as to whether he will be involved on Tuesday night will be a late one, but there is a growing belief he could be included if things go well at the training ground between now and then.
“Saka is desperate to return with the Champions League quarter-final with Real Madrid looming large on the horizon, and it would be a huge boost for him and for the club if he were to get some minutes under his belt in the games against Fulham and Everton before the first leg in North London on April 8.”
Arsenal faces Fulham in the Premier League on April 1, and their star winger could be back in the squad. It would be a significant boost before their crucial European clash if he plays and gets some much needed match fitness under his belt.
The Gunners are about to enter one of the most critical phases of their season. Having Saka back in top form could be the key to their success.