Major Reason Why Arsenal 22-year-old forward Bukayo Saka withdrew out of the senior England squad

Arsenal’s star player, Bukayo Saka, will go back to training at London Colney after being hurt and having to missed the last England game.

Arsenal fans will be hoping, along with manager Mikel Arteta, that all of their stars come back from international action healthy.

The Gunners’ first game back after the international break is at home against Manchester City, who currently holds the title. Arsenal will have to play their best to give the team that beat them last season the best game possible.

Claudius Rice and Aaron Ramsdale are among those who are in England at the moment. Norge’s leader, Martin Odegaard, is also away with his team, as is Spain’s first-choice goalie, David Raya.

The last time Arsenal won the league was in 2004. Arteta wants to end that wait. Anything small that goes wrong or changes now could cost the team a lot. Now, let’s look at some of the most important news from the Emirates on March 22.

Saka drops out of the England team and

So that he can be safe, Bukayo Saka has left the England camp. This has made people worry about his health before the busy end of the season for Arsenal.

Arsenal’s No. 7 player will not play in either of the three matches coming up against Brazil and Belgium. The FA announced in a short statement that “Bukayo Saka has left the England camp and returned to his club to continue his rehabilitation.”

“The Arsenal forward came to St. George’s Park hurt and hasn’t been able to train.” This is because the 25-person England team is still training for their upcoming internationals against Brazil and Belgium. There are no plans to add any more backups.

It’s still not clear if the Gunners graduate is really hurt or if Arsenal is just being cautious with their star player before the final push for the title.

Wright reached his goal.

The England manager Ian Wright has said that Declan Rice and Saka should not play in their friendly match against Brazil at Wembley on Saturday night.

Before the news of Saka’s departure came out, Gary Neville said on the Stick to Football show, “I’m going to say that either Declan, Saka, or [Phil] Foden will not play in the second game [against Belgium on Tuesday].” I think it will work out well.

Wright spoke up right away and said, “Yes, I agree. I think they should.” It turned out to be true faster than Neville thought because Saka couldn’t play in the first game against Brazil and had to be taken out.