Gary Neville enjoyed watching Bukayo Saka in Arsenal’s 4-2 win against Aston Villa this afternoon as the attacker dazzled against the Villans.
Saka has been one of the best players in England this season and deserves all the praise he is getting now.
The Arsenal man has worked so hard to help the Gunners stay atop the league table and his performance against Villa shows he is only getting better.
As he tormented Villa in the game, Neville tweeted:
“Saka been very good in this game.”
Just Arsenal Opinion
It is hard to deny the quality that Saka possesses and the youngster has been justifying the hype around him.
He also has a very sane off-field life which has been very helpful to him and means he is a potential Arsenal leader.
For now, the attacker needs to stay focused and do what he has been doing all season.
If he keeps playing to the best of his abilities, he will certainly lead Arsenal to win many trophies and who knows, it could start with winning this season’s league title.
To achieve all that, other Arsenal players must also be at their best because football is a team sport and no one individual alone can make things happen on the pitch.
100%……Saka is a revelation. Besides being skillful and talented, he has football wisdom and is BRAVE. And he is (along with Gabriel Martinelli) 21 years old. Has any team had two regulars up front so young. How lucky we are at Arsenal to have him and Gabby..
Mr Neville we know your are man u fan and you never felt good for Arsenal winning todays game. God willingly, Arsenal will take home EPL trophy.Unless you change your bad attitude towards Arsenal, your favourite team man u will never win any epl trophy soon.
Will someone hand the kid a pen.
They need to protect players like Saka from repeatedly getting kicked ! Referees don’t act and at the end quality players have their careers cut short !
Why not create a sin bin …15 mins off the pitch will ensure Managers don’t tell their players to kick people !
It doesn’t need a sin bin, it needs referees to know the rules and follow them.
The trouble is, they miss the obvious, remember Reyes at Old Trafford when the Neville brothers were allowed to kick him out of the ground by…. Mike Riley!!
I’d like to see a sin bin trialled as well. Not sure as to how long a player should be off the field, 10 minutes in rugby feels a bit long but in football I suspect it would be too short – as you say, 15 mins may be about right.
Continue playing martineli upfront we shall win de league
It’s very painful to witness the young man been kicked like a ball,every single game defenders are sent to kick him like they used to do with Alexis Sanchez,but the referees ignore that .
Saka is an intelligent player & makes life difficult for some of the fullbacks.
He is performing above his age coupled with off-field personal management.
If he remains level-headed, he is going to get better.