‘I expect him’: An “unbelievable” star is set to play against Bournemouth, which is a big injury boost for Arsenal

The news about Bukayo Saka’s injury is great for Arsenal before their Premier League game on the road next weekend against Bournemouth.

The England player has been in great shape for the Gunners this season, scoring three goals and setting up seven others in just 10 games.

Saka was taken off the field with a leg injury while playing for England against Greece this week. He has since returned to the Gunners.

Lee Carsley, the manager of England, told the press before the game against Finland that Saka “would have been close,” but it would have been “unfair to take a risk with him.”

He also said that the 23-year-old was a good guy and that he thought everything would be okay.

“Bukayo would have been close, but it wouldn’t have been fair to take a chance with him,” he said. He’s a good person, so I think everything will be okay for him.

We believe that Carsley’s words make it clear that Saka has a small injury and might be able to play in the next South Coast league game.

The “unbelievable” star has been very fit since his big break, so it wouldn’t surprise us if he came into the starting lineup on Saturday.

Since Martin Odegaard hurt his ankle, Saka has been in charge of scoring goals and setting up big chances. In the next few weeks, he will play a very important part.

Odegaard is getting better, but Arsenal doesn’t think he’ll be able to train with the team until at least the beginning of November.

Arsenal plays Shakhtar Donetsk and Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium after their game against Bournemouth.

After this, they have to go on the road to play Preston North End, Newcastle United, Inter Milan, and Chelsea in three different games before they have another international break.

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