Bukayo Saka is reportedly close to signing a new contract with Arsenal that would make him the highest-paid player at the club. The 21-year-old winger has been a key figure in the Gunners’ success this season, with his pace, skill, and goal-scoring ability making him one of the most dangerous players in the Premier League. Recent reports suggest that significant progress has been made towards an agreement and all parties are confident that Saka will soon put pen to paper. The youngster has expressed his desire to stay at the club, with Arsenal’s position at the top of the table playing a major role in his decision. Former defender Nigel Winterburn has praised Saka, claiming that he is on his way to becoming a legend at the Emirates. Winterburn said that he has been watching Saka’s development for a long time and that he is a joy to watch, playing with a smile on his face.
Arsenal youngster, Bukayo Saka, appears set to become the club’s highest paid player after recent reports suggest significant progress has been made towards a new deal.
The 21-year-old winger has broken into the first team this season and has rightly been rewarded for his outstanding form. Saka has been in wonderful form for the Gunners, with his pace, skill and eye for goal making him one of the most dangerous players in the Premier League.
The player himself has admitted his desire to stay at the club and Arsenal’s current position at the top of the table is believed to have played a major role in his decision. This new contract will reward Saka for his performances and provide Arsenal with the security that their prized asset will remain at the Emirates for years to come.
Former Arsenal defender Nigel Winterburn has spoken of his admiration for the youngster and believes Saka is well on his way to becoming a legend at the club. Winterburn said: “I have been watching Bukayo’s progress for a while now and he is a joy to watch. He plays with a smile on his face and has quickly become an important player for Arsenal both on and off the pitch.”
Barring any last minute complications, it is expected that Saka will soon sign the new contract and commit his long-term future to Arsenal.
