I know I’m a strong guy but what the doctor said to me about my injury today made me to shed tears considering the fact that we have crucial season ahead”, Bukayo Saka reveals what the doctor said to Him about His injury today that made him shed tears

In an emotional press conference earlier today, Arsenal star Bukayo Saka broke down while revealing the devastating update he received from doctors about his recent injury.

“I know I’m a strong guy,” Saka began, fighting back tears. “But what the doctor said to me about my injury today made me shed tears, considering the fact that we have a crucial season ahead.”

The 23-year-old England international, who has been Arsenal’s standout performer in recent years, suffered a knock during training earlier this week. While fans initially hoped it was nothing serious, today’s revelations have painted a much grimmer picture.

Saka didn’t disclose the full medical diagnosis publicly but hinted that the injury could sideline him for longer than expected — potentially affecting his participation in both Arsenal’s Premier League title chase and their long-awaited return to the UEFA Champions League group stage.

“This club means everything to me,” Saka said with emotion. “We’ve worked so hard to get to this point. Missing even a part of it feels like a nightmare. I’ve had injuries before, but this one… the timing, the nature — it hurts differently.”

Mikel Arteta, who joined Saka during the media session, offered his support. “Bukayo is not just a player — he’s a leader, an inspiration, and a fighter. We’ll stand by him, and we’ll do everything to get him back stronger. But of course, we have to prioritize his long-term health.”

The news has sent shockwaves through the Arsenal fanbase, with supporters flooding social media with messages of love and support for their homegrown hero.

While the club has yet to release an official statement detailing the extent of the injury, insiders suggest that Saka may be facing multiple weeks — possibly months — on the sidelines, depending on further scans and recovery speed.

For now, Arsenal will have to prepare for life without one of their most important players. But if Saka’s words are anything to go by, he’s not giving up just yet.