England eased past Wales in a commanding 3-0 friendly victory at Wembley, with Saka providing the moment of magic that sealed the win. The Arsenal winger scored England’s third of the night with a sensational right-footed effort from the edge of the box ...

The “biggest issue” facing Bukayo Saka has been highlighted by England legend John Barnes, during an exclusive interview with GOAL, as the Arsenal winger is told that “goal output” is not important at the 2026 World Cup.

Bukayo Saka's goal against Wales has seen him break an 87-year-old record as he becomes Arsenal's highest scorer for England. The winger's sensational strike against the Dragons was his 13th for the Three Lions and saw him leapfrog Cliff Bastin to the top ...

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has revealed that he thinks the club must help Viktor Gyokeres by adapting to his style. The Swedish international has scored five goals in 13 games for his new side since making the move from Sporting Lisbon this summer.

This was Bukayo Saka’s moment. Out for 101 days with a hamstring injury, Arsenal supporters crammed into the Emirates with the anticipation of seeing him for the first time this year. They were not disappointed. The cheers when he began warming up on the ...

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka is set to star in an exclusive new Disney+ documentary, offering fans a unique behind-the-scenes look at his life. Following the Gunners' historic Premier League title victory, the highly anticipated film features club legend ...

Bukayo Saka admitted his corners were “rubbish” despite Leandro Trossard’s winner in Arsenal’s victory over Fulham coming from one of them. Saka, 24, whipped in the corner, which defender Gabriel then flicked on right into the path of the Belgian ...

It takes a lot to make Bukayo Saka angry, but a sense of injustice tipped the England international over the edge during Arsenal’s Champions League semi-final first leg against Paris Saint-Germain. The PSG left-back Nuno Mendes was in possession, facing ...

The first problem with selecting England’s top 30 World Cup players? Only 11 have won it. Compiling the equivalent list for the Brazilians, Italians or the Germans – including their West German forebears – would be a painful task.