Arsenal fans have more reasons to worry this season after Bukayo Saka left the England national team camp due to an injury.
The attacker was substituted during the match against Greece after appearing to experience discomfort, and he has now returned to Arsenal.
The Gunners are anxiously awaiting updates on the severity of his injury and when he might be fit to play again.
Already dealing with the absence of Martin Odegaard, losing Saka as well would be a significant setback.
Following the confirmation that Saka will spend the rest of the international break back at Arsenal, Football Insider reports that some Gunners supporters are devastated by the news.
Fans are concerned that Saka may become the next key player to miss several weeks of action, joining Odegaard on the sidelines.
Just Arsenal Opinion
It is sad that we may have lost Saka for some time, but hopefully, that is not the case because we do not have a good replacement for the attacker.
Saka is a reliable player, and we have not worried much about having an alternative. This decision would be tested now if he misses some weeks because of injury.
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The club supported Jesus, so about time he steps up and produces. Sterling wanted to join us, so time to show what he is worth.
We are a team, not one person. We have managed without a true backup for Odegaard, we have Sterling as a legit backup for Saka at least.
As disappointing as it would be to lose Saka for a while if that’s the case, at least it could finally show Arteta that he needs to address a quality back-up to Saka which we the fans have been banging on about for two or three seasons now.
And it will also show him that if he thinks Jesus or Sterling is adequate cover, he’s about to find out that there not.
Apart from his early days at Arsenal, Jesus has been a complete waste of space.
And as for Sterling, his best days were at Liverpool and City, and I don’t care what anyone says, he’s on the downward slide now. And if you don’t believe me, were about to find out.
If I’m wrong I will happily hold my hands up and acknowledge my mistake, but I don’t think that will happen.