Bukayo without stopping from shining again

Paris Saint-Germain knocked Arsenal out of the UEFA Champions League by winning their 2-1 semifinal second leg in Paris on Wednesday, May 7.

PSG previously also won the first leg, and developed to the final with a 3-1 aggregate victory.

Victory for Luis Enrique’s troops means that Mikel Arteta’s weapons must complete more seasons without silver.

Arteta has won the FA Cup which is alone with the Gunners in six years as their manager, who is not part of a very encouraging statistics.

Bukayo Saka: Arsenal’s Consistent Force

Bukayo Saka scored one goal for Arsenal on Wednesday. The 23 -year -old right -wing player has 12 goals and 13 assists in 34 matches, which means that he might be the best performing player for the Gunners this season.

In fact, Saka’s injury in the middle of the season is one of the main reasons why his team was left behind in a race for the Premier League table.

Arsenal failed to replace him correctly, with a very young Ethan Nwaneri coming with some proper performance when playing on the right side and Leandro Trossard failed to shine in the same position.

The return from the injury has allowed the shooters to do better immediately.

Saka is one of the more experienced players for the Gunners, although it is still very young. He has played in 260 matches for North London and scored 70 goals in it.

He has become a mainstay of Arsenal’s attack with Martin Odegaard for some time now.

In addition, this British youth has become one of the most consistent players for the national team as well.

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Will Saka move to another club in the future?

Saka will finish seven seasons at Arsenal.

His contract ended in 2027 and would be interesting to see if he moved to another club in pursuing the title. Saka will only be 25 years old at that time his contract with Arsenal ended.

Someone like Trent Alexander-Arnold has decided his relationship with Liverpool despite winning several titles for the Reds and Saka to take a signal from him.

Therefore, Saka cannot be blamed if she accommodates the ambition to win the trophy as a player. He can still do that when playing for Arsenal, but his chances look rather slim at this time, especially given their latest notes.

Arteta’s troops almost made a habit to finish second in the Premier League and it seems not strong enough to win the European trophy as well.

Unless things change drastically, they may not be able to end their trophy drought next season.

Will Saka continue to be in the team when the contract is ending?

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Recording Date: 07.05.2025