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Good news for Arsenal supporters. It's been reported that Bukayo Saka is now preparing for his return after being sidelined since December. Pictures of the England international having personal training surfaced the internet today and one of them is the one attached to this post which showed the scar of his surgery. Since he's started training, it seems he might return to playing for the Gunners before the predicted time and that I think will serve as a major boost to Arsenal's quest to catch up with league leaders Liverpool in the league standings

This is indeed a good news for the Gunners for seeing one of their best player back in action but that doesn't mean they are complete in their squad, the missing piece is yet to be added to the team, replacement for Saka or a back up and a number 9. Good thing the Gunners are resting at the moment after being knocked out from the Carabao Cup by Newcastle and now they only have the champions league and the EPL title to battle for and I wonder which would be ok for them to focus more on.
Saka is one of the player that gives the Gunners a good style of play upfront, when it becomes hard he changes the game and add up a little light to get a goal but since he wasn't in action the Gunners seem to struggle to get goals but the only game I noticed Arsenal played without missing Saka is the game against City, one of the hardest since he left. They played like is their last and if they use that same energy I don't think their remaining games would be a problem and even against Liverpool it won't be that difficult against the Reds.

Sakah is the player that makes the difference or you could say that Arsenal is i the lucky position that they have several players who belong to the best players in the Premier League.But given how old he is, I think he still hasn't reached his full potential and has a lot of room to grow as a player. He is one player that many of the other big clubs will have a close eye on for many years to come.

Saka will never able to reach his full potential if he still stays as Arsenal. We haev been witnessing so many players who won a lot of trophies and reached their peak after they left from there. It's started with Thiery Henry, Giroud, and recently Granit Xhaka who won bundesliga with Leverkusen.

I must admit how Arsenal is too reliant on him, which is not good for the club in long term, but he must also think to step up. It's a wasteful talent if he still stays there.