Is Bukayo Saka injured this weekend? Premier League harm replace

Arsenal head to the Ethiad Stadium on Sunday afternoon to face title rivals Manchester Metropolis, realizing that if they’re to lastly overhaul Pep Guardiola’s facet this season, matches like this one will probably be essential.

The Gunners defeated native rivals Tottenham 1-0 final weekend to take care of their unbeaten facet to the season, though an harm scare to Bukayo Saka, who limped off within the closing levels.

With a Champions League conflict towards Atalanta arising on Thursday night time earlier than Sunday’s journey north, FourFourTwo checks in on the England man’s health.

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Will Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka be match sufficient to play towards Manchester Metropolis on Sunday?

Saka was compelled off within the 86th minute of the win on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, changed by Ethan Nwaneri because the Gunners closed out the win over their bitter native rivals.

The England worldwide was in a position to depart pitch unaided, with Arteta unable to offer an instantaneous replace following the sport.

Nevertheless, it has emerged that Saka is believed to have been struggling with cramp, which has allayed fears of a lay-off.

The membership had been in a position to supply an harm replace on Wednesday, confirming that Saka was again in coaching and a part of the Arsenal squad for the Atalanta recreation.

“[Bukayo] was in a position to prepare at present,” Arteta confirmed. He accomplished many of the session so he’s obtainable.”

Arsenal play Atalanta in Bergamo in an 8pm kick-off on Thursday night time and can subsequently be hoping that their squad get by way of this Champions League opener with none points earlier than Sunday’s fast turnaround.

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