Mikel Arteta has outlined the key areas where Bukayo Saka can further improve to become an even better player at Arsenal.
The 22-year-old England international has been enjoying a remarkable season, surpassing his goal tally from the previous year with impressive performances. Saka’s recent run of seven goals in five matches has garnered attention, putting him in contention as one of the most in-form players in the Premier League, alongside fellow England star Phil Foden of Manchester City.
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In his press conference ahead of tonight’s Premier League encounter against Sheffield United, Mikel Arteta discussed what Bukayo Saka needs to focus on to further enhance his performance for Arsenal.
Despite establishing himself as a world-class forward this season, there are areas of Saka’s game that could benefit from improvement to elevate his performances to an even higher level.
Arteta acknowledged this, emphasizing the importance of Saka refining his positioning and finishing skills, particularly in certain situations. He also highlighted the need for better timing in Saka’s play, indicating areas where the young attacker can continue to develop and potentially become one of the best players globally.
Arteta said: “He can become much better. He can get in better positions still. His finishing especially with certain circumstances has to improve and his timing as well, so he can do better.”
Bukayo Saka can still be better…is a scary thing
Bukayo Saka has elevated his game to extraordinary levels at Arsenal this season, contributing to nearly 30 goals and assists across all competitions. With consistent playing time, he has continued to evolve as a player.
Now, with Mikel Arteta highlighting areas for improvement in Saka’s game, the prospect of him reaching even greater heights is both exciting and daunting. As one of Arsenal’s finest academy products, Saka’s potential for further development is a thrilling prospect for supporters and observers alike.