“Breaking: Doctor Reveals Alarming Update on Bukayo Saka—New Footage Uncovers What Happened Right Before His Injury!”
A doctor has provided an update on Bukayo Saka following his injury during England’s match against Greece.
On Thursday night, Saka started on the right side of Lee Carsley’s attack in a surprising 2-1 loss at Wembley, where Vangelis Pavlidis scored twice to secure the win for Greece after Jude Bellingham’s equalizer.
Saka limped off in the 52nd minute, replaced by Chelsea’s Noni Madueke, and was seen limping through the mixed zone post-match.
Dr. Rajpal Brar, a physical therapy expert, shared insights on social media, noting that Saka appeared to be holding the back of his right leg, which often suggests a hamstring issue. He reported that Saka felt discomfort during a sprint and after a kick, expressing hope that it might be a grade 0 injury, indicating no significant damage, just discomfort.
After the game, England coach Carsley confirmed that Saka was being assessed, noting that he felt something in his leg during the lead-up to Greece’s first goal. Carsley also commented on his team’s performance, stating they struggled at the start and did not give themselves a chance to see if their tactical changes would be effective.
Arsenal fans are now anxious about Saka’s injury as the club faces a critical period, especially with captain Martin Odegaard sidelined due to an ankle injury sustained during the previous international break. Arsenal will return to Premier League action next weekend against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.
