Arteta alleviates the fear of a sake injury after Arsenal’s route ipswich

Bukayo Saka is not expected to miss any action after being in the Premier League in the Premier League on Sunday on Sunday, said manager Mikel Arteta.

The wing worsened after Leifa Davis’s heavy challenge in the 32th minute, which resulted in the Ipswich defender showed a red card for reckless accessories.

Saka was later withdrawn at the beginning of the second half and was seen with the ankle tied after the match, which prompted concern among fans ahead of the key stretching in Arsenal’s season.

However, Arththa played any serious concern about the injury, confirming that the early replacement of Sake was solely caution with the Champions League semi -finals on the horizon.

“He was a little painful, but it’s not serious, so it’s good,” Arteet reporters assured.

With the first part of the Champions League semi-finals against Paris Saint-Germain scheduled for April 29, Arsenal will seek to keep the key players-no matter what proved to be challenging in the season full of injuries.

🚨 Arteta: “Bukayo Saka hurts a bit, but fortunately it doesn’t look too serious.”

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She has already missed the time in this campaign, as well as the stars of Martin Odegaard, Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus.

Thinking about the challenge forced by Saka, Arthtea said, “I have not seen a slow movement, I just saw the normal image of the tempo and yes, he cuts it from behind.

“I don’t think it’s intentional at all, but it’s dangerous because he really can’t respond to anything, because you can’t see him coming.”

Arsenal chief admitted that he remained on the verge of players when the players fell, especially given the current physical condition of the team.

“Yes,” he said, “especially with the numbers we currently have, and especially when they return to the goal, because this is usually the moment when the foot is planted, your weight is there and you can’t really react, but he’s fine.”