Bukayo Saka is here to stay at Arsenal.
The 24-year-old is a fan favourite at the Emirates, having come through the ranks at the club’s academy and developed into one of the best players in the world.
Saka signed a new contract at Arsenal on Thursday, committing his prime years to the club. He is hungry for success and determined that trophies will arrive soon.
Speaking after his contract extension, the winger was asked in a couple of interviews to name the favourite goal he has ever scored in his career. He picked the same strike on both occasions.
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Bukayo Saka says his stunner for Arsenal vs Manchester United is his favourite goal
Bukayo Saka has scored a number of fantastic goals for Arsenal.
The Englishman’s first-ever goal for the Gunners was a long-range strike against Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League. It was a fantastic strike.
Saka’s first Premier League goal came against Wolverhampton Wanderers. It was a sublime volley from inside the box.
Since then, the Arsenal number seven has scored great goals against the likes of Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich as well, and those will live long in the memories of fans.
Saka’s favourite, however, is his strike from a long way out against Manchester United during a 3-2 win for the Gunners at the Emirates Stadium in 2023.
“My goal against Manchester United is my favourite goal,” he said in a video released on Arsenal’s social channels.
“It’s going straight to number one.”
That strike from Saka won him the Arsenal goal of the month award for January 2023.
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Bukayo Saka needs another big goal and it could come against Tottenham
One of the reasons why Saka is a world-class player is that he has turned up and delivered in the big games for Arsenal.
The England star has scored against every other big-six club, as well as against the likes of Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
However, Saka is yet to score in a big game for Arsenal this season, and we’re sure he will be desperate to bring an end to that run.
The North London Derby clash against Tottenham would be the perfect game for Saka to break his duck, and if he has a good game, Arsenal will likely beat Spurs again.
It remains to be seen where he will start – in midfield or out wide.
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