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Joy for Arsenal as severity of Saka's injury is downgraded

The Guardian

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August 25, 2025

Arsenal have received a boost after it emerged that Bukayo Saka's hamstring injury is not as significant as first feared.

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Joy for Arsenal as severity of Saka's injury is downgraded

Saka was withdrawn in the second half of Arsenal's 5-0 Premier League victory against Leeds at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

The England international missed three and a half months of last season after surgery on his right hamstring and the concern was he could face a similar layoff after he hobbled off with a left hamstring issue. It remains unclear when Saka will return, but early indications are thought to be positive - and it is understood it is not anticipated he will be out for a similar timeframe as last season.

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