“I am dissapointed at…” Saka reveals his frustration after losing to common Man United, reveals why Arsenal were better last season than this season despite signing new players

I am dissapointed at…” Saka reveals his frustration after losing to common Man United, reveals why Arsenal were better last season than this season despite signing new players

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Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka has identified two key areas that the Gunners will continue to improve in pre-season after defeat to Manchester United in New Jersey

Bukayo Saka has spoken about Arsenal’s defeat to Man United

Bukayo Saka has delivered his verdict on Arsenal’s defeat to Manchester United.

The Gunners produced a lacklustre display at the MetLife Stadium as Mikel Arteta’s new-look side showed that there is still plenty of room for improvement ahead of the new season. Goals from Bruno Fernandes and Jadon Sancho gave Man United the victory over their long-time rivals.

Despite being a pre-season friendly, the game was not without controversy. Supporters of both sides took to debating the severity of respective challenges from Lisandro Martinez and Jurrien Timber, while Man United boss Erik ten Hag attempted to voice his frustrations towards the officials at half-time.

Saka admitted he was disappointed to not produce a better team performance against one of the club’s old foes but is confident that the Gunners will use the setback to fuel the remainder of pre-season. There are three weeks until Arsenal’s Premier League opener against Nottingham Forest and Saka believes the club know what they need to do, physically and mentally, in order to get back up to full speed.

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“Physically we want to get to a level that we were at last season and then go to another level and keep increasing that. Tactically we need to integrate everyone. We need to understand our game plan and how we play and keep progressing in each game so that when we come to the first game we’re ready.”

Arsenal are next in action against Barcelona in Los Angeles, with the game taking place in the early hours of Thursday morning (3.30am BST kick-off). Mikel Arteta’s side will then host Monaco on Wednesday, August 2 before taking on Manchester City in the Community Shield on Sunday, August 6.

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka makes Man United promise after honest admission
Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka has identified two key areas that the Gunners will continue to improve in pre-season after defeat to Manchester United in New Jersey

Bukayo Saka has spoken about Arsenal’s defeat to Man United

Bukayo Saka has delivered his verdict on Arsenal’s defeat to Manchester United.

The Gunners produced a lacklustre display at the MetLife Stadium as Mikel Arteta’s new-look side showed that there is still plenty of room for improvement ahead of the new season. Goals from Bruno Fernandes and Jadon Sancho gave Man United the victory over their long-time rivals.

Despite being a pre-season friendly, the game was not without controversy. Supporters of both sides took to debating the severity of respective challenges from Lisandro Martinez and Jurrien Timber, while Man United boss Erik ten Hag attempted to voice his frustrations towards the officials at half-time.

Saka admitted he was disappointed to not produce a better team performance against one of the club’s old foes but is confident that the Gunners will use the setback to fuel the remainder of pre-season. There are three weeks until Arsenal’s Premier League opener against Nottingham Forest and Saka believes the club know what they need to do, physically and mentally, in order to get back up to full speed.

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“Physically we want to get to a level that we were at last season and then go to another level and keep increasing that. Tactically we need to integrate everyone. We need to understand our game plan and how we play and keep progressing in each game so that when we come to the first game we’re ready.”

Arsenal are next in action against Barcelona in Los Angeles, with the game taking place in the early hours of Thursday morning (3.30am BST kick-off). Mikel Arteta’s side will then host Monaco on Wednesday, August 2 before taking on Manchester City in the Community Shield on Sunday, August 6.