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Bukayo Saka injury news — Arteta gives update on England winger before Arsenal vs Everton

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Bukayo Saka will certainly miss Arsenal’s next Premier League match, with manager Mikel Arteta forced to test his bench strength without the winger.

Bukayo Saka will certainly miss Arsenal’s next Premier League match, with manager Mikel Arteta forced to test his bench strength without the winger. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

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Bukayo Saka will certainly miss Arsenal’s next Premier League match, with manager Mikel Arteta forced to test his bench strength without the winger. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka will miss Saturday’s Premier League ​match at home to Everton and ‌have further tests on a thigh ​injury, manager Mikel Arteta ⁠said on Friday.

Saka, 25, suffered the issue 10 minutes into Arsenal’s 2-2 Champions League ‌draw at Bayern Munich on Wednesday and was forced off ‌the pitch.

“He’s going for an MRI ‌this ⁠afternoon because he had a ⁠lot of fluid in the area, so it was difficult to understand the severity of ​the injury. We ‌will know tomorrow,” Arteta told a press conference.

“We need a few more scans and opinions from the ‌specialists. When a player is struggling ​to walk off the pitch and he’s restricted in his ⁠movement, they are not good signs.”

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Following the England international’s setback, Arteta also ‌highlighted the strain the congested schedule places on players, calling for greater consideration from the governing bodies.

“If they can support the amount we are putting into these players, it ‌would be really appreciated,” he said.

“We have to ​play three times in less than six days, the games ⁠are so demanding, we are chasing until ⁠the last minute.”

After facing Bayern and Everton, Arsenal will visit ‌fourth-tier Fleetwood Town in the League Cup fourth round on Tuesday.

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