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Arsenal Move to Open Saka Talks as England Display Signals Resurgent Form

With two years remaining on his deal, the winger’s contract has reached the decision point clubs commonly use to reassess value and renew terms.

Overview

  • Saka provided the pass for Harry Kane’s opener in England’s 5-0 win in Latvia that clinched World Cup qualification and played 61 controlled minutes before being substituted.
  • After hamstring surgery last December and a stop‑start start to this season, he has returned to strong form with recent goals for Arsenal and a goal against Wales plus the Latvia assist for England.
  • Mikel Arteta has voiced support for a new contract and has maintained open communication with England manager Thomas Tuchel about managing Saka’s workload during the international break.
  • Arsenal are preparing formal discussions over an extension as Saka enters the final two years of his deal, with reports indicating positive early movement but no agreement announced.
  • An unnamed Premier League sporting director described the third year of a five‑year contract as “dangerous territory,” underscoring the need to decide on renewal or consider alternatives as Saka has publicly stated he wants to stay and win with Arsenal.