Arsenal made an excellent result this season with an extremely young team; next season they will compete in the Champions League after a long time, and the biggest reinforcement of the Gunners for the next season is the fact that Bukayo Saka has extended his contract.Today the winger signed a new contract with Arsenal until the summer of 2027, after the club and the player previously reached a verbal agreement in February.England’s ‘Starboy’ is statistically the team’s most valuable player this season, given that he participated in 24 goals in the Premier League. Bukayo scored 13 goals and assisted 11, thus keeping Arsenal in the first position for several rounds before the end of the championship – but unfortunately for the North London team, Manchester City overtook Mikel Arteta’s team in the table.##NAJAVA_MECA_7277248##Saka turns 22 in September, and made his debut in the 2018/19 season in the Europa League when he replaced Aaron Ramsey in the victory against Ukrainian Vorskla (3-0). That same season, he played the first minutes in the English Premier League when Arsenal defeated Fulham (4-1), and he came on towards the end of the game instead of Alex Iwobi.After his debut season, the guy who went through Arsenal’s youth academy played 26 games in the Premier League the very next campaign. He scored one goal and assisted five times, and his team finished eighth that year, but the Gunners won the FA Cup. The following season, 2020-21, they were eighth again, but Saka had already established himself and was widely regarded as the future of English football.In the 2022/23 season, it will be remembered that the young Arsenal team led by Arteta was the leader for most of the championship, and along with Saka, Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Martinelli and even Gabriel Jesus stood out, and thanks to them, the Gunners will play next season in the most elite European competition.From Hale End to first team. Arsenal through and through.It’s time for the next chapter.Bukayo Saka: Gunner ❤️ pic.twitter.com/ngVKSlJ1UG— Arsenal (@Arsenal) May 23, 2023
