Bukayo Saka stands defiant amid Arsenal’s challenging week, believing silverware is still within reach this season despite recent setbacks. In a critical stretch for the Gunners with a midweek clash against Inter Milan at San Siro and a weekend matchup at Chelsea following suit, they find themselves trailing in the title race and adjusting to the departure of sporting director Edu.
Despite these trials and three games without a Premier League victory, England winger Saka maintains that the team’s confidence.
Wearing the captain’s armband in Martin Odegaard’s injury absence, Saka expressed his unwavering confidence.
Despite acknowledging the ‘noise’ surrounding Arsenal after a string of unfavourable results, Saka emphasised the importance of calmness and focus within the squad: “If you look at our squad, the quality we have, the players we have and at the same time we’re only in November so I don’t think I’ve lost any belief, I don’t think anyone will change it if I have to. “Obviously there’s a lot of noise around the club and we lost two games and drew another one.”
Arsenal have enjoyed life in the Champions League so far this season. The Gunners have kickstarted their Euro run with a promising two victories and a tie, and now they are set for the glamorous face-off with Inter Milan.
