Bukayo Saka’s damage ‘doesn’t look good in any respect’ – Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta

Arsenal‘s fashion of play has been criticised this season however, even earlier than Saka’s withdrawal, the Gunners performed on the entrance foot and loved extra possession than their German opponents.

Losing Saka, who has scored 4 targets in 11 appearances in all competitions, will probably be robust to cope with.

But the Gunners have invested closely of their squad over the previous two summer season switch home windows and have choices.

Madueke can play on each wings, whereas summer season signing Christos Tzolis – though presently out with a hamstring damage – has began the season effectively.

The Gunners even have 16-year-old Max Dowman as an attacking possibility, and the teen has already proven that he can have an effect for the senior facet after scoring within the Premier League final season.

Arteta, who was requested what the remainder of the ahead line might want to do in Saka’s absence, mentioned he was happy with what he noticed towards Bayern.

“I feel Ebs [Eze] had an excellent sport. Not solely the ball, however the actions. His total efficiency, I feel his dedication with out the ball as effectively,” he mentioned.

“And when the opposite ones are available in, I feel they actually contributed to this. First of all, the power.

“And then to convey totally different instruments that the group wanted in that second to get one thing out of the sport. So, very happy once more.”