In this video
- Saka says everyone knows where his journey began, as a seven or eight year old at the academy, and that winning the Premier League and the Champions League with Arsenal felt a long way away then. Now he has the chance to win another trophy for the club he loves.
- Ødegaard says it would be something special to achieve what has not been done before. Arsenal waited 22 years for the league title and finally won it, he says, and now the group wants to make even more history.
- When you get the taste of winning and lifting a trophy, Ødegaard says, you know how nice it feels, so they want to do it again. It would mean a lot to everyone and to the supporters, and he is looking forward to the game.
He's been a consistent theme throughout the season, especially in the good and bad moments. So yeah, I have a lot of love for him and I appreciate that.
Bukayo Saka continues to inspire Arsenal supporters as he reflects on his childhood dream of lifting major trophies with the club he loves.
Speaking ahead of Arsenal’s biggest European night in years, Saka opens up about his journey from Hale End to the brink of history.
Arsenal’s Champions League ambitions are stronger than ever as the Gunners look to take the final step and win the club’s first-ever European crown.
Saka and Martin Ødegaard discuss what it would mean to create history as Arsenal’s European Cup dreams are now closer than ever.
