🚨🏟️BREAKING NEWS:‼️I know I’m a strong guy but what the doctor said to me about my injury today made me to shed tears considering the fact that we have crucial season ahead”, Bukayo Saka reveals what the doctor said to Him about His injury today that made him shed tears

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka has sent shockwaves through the football world after revealing an emotional update on his current injury situation — admitting that today’s medical report left him in tears despite his reputation as one of the Premier League’s toughest young talents.

The 22-year-old winger, considered the heartbeat of Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal side, confessed that he was left shaken by the doctor’s words after undergoing a fresh round of scans today.

“I know I’m a strong guy, but what the doctor said to me about my injury today made me shed tears, considering the fact that we have a crucial season ahead,” Saka said, speaking to close friends after the assessment.

Although full details have not yet been disclosed publicly, early reports suggest that the setback is far more serious than initially feared. What was believed to be a minor knock picked up during pre-season training has apparently revealed deeper structural damage that could potentially sidelined the England international for an extended period — throwing Arsenal’s early-season plans into chaos.

Saka is understood to be devastated by the news, especially after spending the summer working tirelessly to reach peak fitness and help lead Arsenal’s charge for the Premier League title and a return to Champions League glory.

Club sources have confirmed that further specialist consultations are expected over the next 48 hours to determine whether surgery will be required and the exact length of time he might be out. Inside the dressing room, teammates are said to be “shocked and heartbroken”, with captain Martin Ødegaard and Gabriel Jesus both offering emotional support.

Meanwhile, the Arsenal board and manager Mikel Arteta face intense pressure as fans anxiously await official confirmation. Losing Saka — the club’s top scorer and playmaker last season — at such a pivotal moment could force the Gunners back into the transfer market, despite already being heavily linked with several big-money moves