Saka believes he returned at the perfect time to help Arsenal to take a ‘next step’

Bukayo Saka believes that his return from the lower leg injury is tempted to perfection because he seems to help Arsenal make the “next step” overcoming Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals.

Saka ran aside on December 21st after suffering an injury in a 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace. After surgery, he got off the bench against Fulham last Tuesday and scored 2-1.

England striker was again a replacement on Saturday 1-1 with Everton, but probably from the beginning of Tuesday from the beginning in the first target against Madrid, with the best hope in the Arsenal Champions League in Silver Accessories this season.

Arsenal never won the Champions League, although they lost the finals in 2006 in Barcelona. Their progress until the last eight this season is indicating the first time they reached the quarterfinals of the Champions League from the 2009-10 season.

Gunners won 3-2 at the aggregate at this stage last season, but Saka meets the challenge of dealing with the owners because Arsenal is the goal of ending the 16-year-old waiting to return to the last four.

Saka said at a press conference about the absence of her injury: “I think mentally it was really good for me.

“Obviously, at first it was difficult for me to find out the scope of my injury, that I would have surgery, it was really hard for me to hear the news at first, but when it was done and successfully, I was focused on getting back stronger and had a lot of time.

“For the past five years I have played the game after the game, so it was the first appropriate break I had. For me it was really good. I have to do a lot of things I don’t usually do. It’s really nice to come back and feel fresh mentally.

“It came at a bad time, but now I’m just focused on positive and couldn’t ask me to come back to the better time of the season than now.”

Madrid won the Champions League in two of the previous three seasons, taking a record of triumph in the 15th competition.

Fortune seems to be consistently smiling in this competition Los Blancos A controversial victory in shooting a penalty over Atletico Madrid In the last 16 illustrated.

But Saka does not care about his great record of Arsenal’s famous opponents.

“It’s Madrid, you have to respect it and accept what they have done in history, but tomorrow everything can happen, we can’t focus too much about it,” Saka added.

“That would mean a lot to us (to win). It’s the first time the club has been in the Champions League quarter final for some time, so we want to take the next step tomorrow night and try to cross the line.”