Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has spoken with renewed confidence about his team’s readiness to challenge for both the Premier League and UEFA Champions League titles this season. The England international, who has been a key player in Arsenal’s resurgence under manager Mikel Arteta, expressed his eagerness to push his team to the next level and secure the silverware that has eluded them in recent years.

Saka, who reflected on the heartbreak of narrowly missing out on the Premier League title in the last two seasons, admitted that it was “horrible” to come so close but fall short. However, he remains determined, saying he is ready to help Arsenal “get it over the line” and finally lift the Premier League trophy this season. Despite the disappointment of the past two campaigns, Saka believes Arsenal’s squad is now better equipped than ever to compete at the highest level.

With Arsenal also back in the Champions League after a lengthy absence, Saka believes the team has gained valuable experience and is primed to challenge for Europe’s most coveted prize. As the Gunners prepare for their Premier League clash with Crystal Palace, Saka made it clear that winning trophies is now the team’s top priority, and they are fully committed to taking that next step in both domestic and European competitions. Arsenal’s fans are undoubtedly hopeful that this could be the year their team secures the glory it has been chasing for so long.