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Gunners handed Saka firepower as Rodri takes aim at referees

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February 03, 2026

ARSENAL received some good news yesterday when Mikel Arteta revealed that the injury that kept England winger Bukayo Saka out of Saturday’s 4-0 win over Leeds is only minor.

Gunners handed Saka firepower as Rodri takes aim at referees

BUKAYO Saka back in contention for Arsenal as injury proves minor ahead of Chelsea clash.

(AFP)

The update on Saka could prove a major boon for the Gunners as they seek to lift silverware for the first time in six years this season.

Arsenal remain on course for an unprecedented quadruple. Arteta’s side hold a six-point lead at the top of the English Premier League, have progressed to the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League, and face third-tier Wigan in the FA Cup fourth round.

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