Ian Wright reacts to Saka getting booed by opposing fans

Bukayo Saka is widely regarded as one of England’s beloved footballers, resonating with many for his commendable character and amiable demeanour. His significant contributions to both Arsenal and the England national team, coupled with consistently impressive performances on the pitch, have established him as a key player.

As Arsenal’s primary attacking force, Saka holds a pivotal role and is routinely among the first names on the team sheet for any game. Despite his positive attributes, Saka has encountered a disheartening trend of being subjected to boos from opposition fans, particularly in away matches.

This behaviour has elicited frustration from Arsenal legend Ian Wright, who finds it perplexing and unwarranted. Wright contends that the goodwill and exemplary character displayed by Saka merit admiration rather than derision.

Speaking on Wrighty’s House, he said: “Everywhere he goes. Everywhere he goes, it’s just horrible.

“He’s like one of the nicest people. I get upset about it.”

Just Arsenal Opinion

Saka is one of the finest England players around and a really nice guy, so it is disappointing that he gets booed.

However, this simply shows that no one is immune to this, especially in away games, and Saka will continue to thrive regardless.

After the shocking abuse he suffered after Euro 2020, we believe Saka now has a very thick skin, and the abuse will not affect him much.

CALLING ALL ARSENAL FANS! Anyone who would like to contribute an Article or Video opinion piece on JustArsenal, please contact us through this link

Tags Bukayo Saka Ian Wright

6 Comments

  1. To be fair as well as getting kicked he does go down pretty easy at times.

    And all good players get booed by opposing fans.

  2. Surely the mystery winger will have to be peruse with more conviction in the summer, this time Arsenal must make no mistake.

    Arsenal need this player to start a third of Saka games, to help eases the work load, my mom once said every day you carries the bucket to the well one day the bottom will gives way.
    What she meant was, if you over use something you will eventually destroy it.

  3. Liverpool 4-1 Chelsea last home Epl Reds match win SHOULD serve a warning to Arsenal as,To be forewarned is to be forearm. I therefore hope that the Gunners have forearm themselves to the fullest ahead of their home Epl big game math encounter against the Reds tomorrow Sunday.
    Under no any circumstance SHOULD the Gunners give any excuse for their failing to beat the Reds in the match. Because such an excuse given will totally be rejected by the sundry of the Arsenal supporters.
    Even if the Gunners played to draw in the match., it will still not be unacceptable to the teeming Aesenal support base.
    For, only an Arsenal win in the match will be acceptable to the Gooners and loved by them all.

  4. I really like my team but I am really disappointed that they failed to sign a no.9 in winter and also they should get an alternative to Saka he really works hard with no rest. Try to make sensible summer signings that you won’t regret as Arsenal coaching stuff and management plus us the Arsenal fans.

Comments are closed

Top Blog Sponsors