Bukayo Saka looks at a comeback on time to face Real Madrid.
Arsenal -Wing player Saka is on track to return on time for the Champions League Quarter Final in the Emirates on Tuesday 8 April.
That would be a huge boost for the European Hope of Mikel Arteta if his English star is even part of the team and could have an impact of the bank.
The hope of Arsenal is that Saka is making good progress in the next ten days and could even be against Fulham on Tuesday 1 April. They also play in Everton on Saturday 5 April, prior to the first stage against Real Madrid, which gives Saka a huge target to strive for.
Saka suffered a torn hamstring in Crystal Palace on December 21 and underwent an operation with the time frame that is probably always a three -month resignation.
It is now almost exactly three months and the target in recent weeks has been that Saka returns to the first team training after the international break.
While the England of Saka and other international teammates are gone with their countries, the Arsenal star will perform the last part of his rehabilitation.
It is still enormously dependent on Saka who does not suffer setbacks and everything that goes smoothly with Arsenal, also determined not to hurry.
But if everything goes smoothly, Saka could be back for Arsenal's biggest matches against Real Madrid in the Emirates and then the return bone on the Bernabeu eight days later.
Saka, 23, was the first of Arsenal's most important injury this season with Gabriel Jesus, Martin Odegaard, Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli all long -term fired.
Martinelli was a surprising return to the bank in Manchester United last week and now Saka wants to do the same.
Arsenal has missed Saka's creativity and skills plus his leadership at a time when they have fallen behind in the title race and now the Champions League is their best hope for glory.
Gunners – Baas Arteta will know that Saka – the most creative and dangerous player of Arsenal – would give them a huge lift for their biggest matches of the season.
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