Arteta: Saka's Injury Not Serious Ahead of PSG Clash

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has reassured fans that Bukayo Saka's injury, sustained during a 4-0 win over Ipswich after a red-card challenge from Leif Davis, is not serious. Saka was substituted in the second half and seen limping with ice on his ankle, prompting concerns about his fitness ahead of the Champions League semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain. Arteta confirmed post-match that while Saka is in some pain, it does not appear to be a significant issue, and the substitution was precautionary. Saka contributed to Arsenal's dominant performance before his withdrawal, playing a key role in their opening goals. Given his importance to the team, there is speculation that he may be rested in the next fixture to ensure full recovery. The update brings relief to fans hoping for Saka's availability in crucial upcoming matches.