Arsenal 'worried' as Saka suffers injury - Arteta

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  Arteta 'pretty worried' about Saka injury

  Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he is "pretty worried" about Bukayo Saka after the England winger went off injured against Crystal Palace.
  
  BBC News - 9h
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  Bukayo Saka injury: Mikel Arteta 'worried' as star hurts hamstring in Arsenal's emphatic Crystal Palace win

  Saka "felt something in his hamstring," the Arsenal boss confirmed
  
  CBS Sports - 10h

• Saka: Arsenal 'not scared' of title race pressure

  Bukayo Saka has insisted Arsenal are "not scared" of the pressure that comes with attempting to win the club's first Premier League title in 20 years.
  
  ESPN - 2d
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  Saka inspires Arsenal to beat Monaco and boost automatic qualification hopes

  It would normally be over by now, the Champions League group stage done and dusted, and yet Arsenal know they must go again for two more ties; a test of their physicality, the depth of their ...
  
  The Guardian - Dec. 11
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  Arsenal loanee Reiss Nelson facing up to 12 weeks out of Fulham action after suffering hamstring injury

  Nelson suffered the injury during Fulham's 3-1 win over Brighton
  
  CBS Sports - Dec. 11

• 'Gutted' Arteta on Arsenal draw: Can't cry about it

  A "gutted" Mikel Arteta has said that Arsenal deserved more from their draw with Fulham on Saturday, but they "cannot cry about it."
  
  ESPN - Dec. 9
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  Arsenal stumble at Fulham after Saka’s late strike ruled out for offside

  The good news is that it was better for Arsenal than last season. The bad news is that their run of successive wins was ended at four and they spurned an opportunity to apply pressure to the ...
  
  The Guardian - Dec. 8

• Arteta: Arsenal want to be 'kings of everything'

  Mikel Arteta has insisted that Arsenal "want to be the kings of everything," urging his side to build on their set-piece prowess.
  
  ESPN - Dec. 6

• Arteta: Saka, Ødegaard can build Barça-like bond

  Mikel Arteta has challenged Bukayo Saka and Martin Ødegaard to replicate the "unbelievable" chemistry of Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Sergio Busquets.
  
  ESPN - Dec. 4

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