Rio Ferdinand’s exciting Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice prediction after Arsenal lose to Man United

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Rio Ferdinand believes that Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice will take their games to the next level when Arsenal finally win the Premier League.

Ferdinand is backing Arsenal to win the Premier League this season, despite the Gunners being beaten by Manchester United.

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Matheus Cunha snatched the points from the hosts and inflicted their first Premier League defeat since December 6.

Despite the huge disappointment, the North London club are still in a great position, and Ferdinand believes big things await them.

Rio Ferdinand backs Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice to explode at Arsenal

Rio Ferdinand is backing Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice to explode at Arsenal once the Gunners finally win the Premier League.

The former Manchester United defender believes Mikel Arteta’s team will only win the league due to the lack of competition, but when they do, several of their players will only get better.

During the game, Ferdinand told his YouTube channel: “This team could grow into a team that can be capable. When they win the league, they will get some confidence you’ve never seen. These guys will grow again.

“You think Declan Rice looks good now? Win the league, and he will go to another level. Saka, all of them will go to a new level.”

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Rice was frustrated after Arsenal drew with Nottingham Forest, so he is likely to be even worse following the team’s defeat to Man United.

Right now, Arsenal’s poor quality in attack is costing them, and Saka needs to be one of the players who steps up over the coming weeks.

Wayne Rooney slams Arsenal for going safe vs Man United

Wayne Rooney has slammed Arsenal for going safe against Man United and allowing Michael Carrick’s team back into the game.

The Gunners took the lead through a Lisandro Martinez own goal, but instead of looking to build, Arteta’s team sat back and were eventually punished.

Rooney told BBC Match of the Day: “I think after they went 1-0, they went safe, they didn’t then go and attack Man United. Ultimately, they allowed them back into the game, and they’ve lost the game because of it.”