Arsenal Bukayo Saka has reassured fans about his contract situation, with two years about his current deal, because the negotiations on the horizon loom. He also assessed the chances of Arsenal against Real Madrid in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, which spent the impression that there would be no inferiority complex during the match.
Saka's contract was one of the most important topics of the conversation and he wanted to release a message of calm for Arsenal fans.
“I want to win for me, and I want to win by wearing this badge. The fans know that and what I feel for this badge, and you could see that on Tuesday. So it's a good relationship. I am really happy to be there, and just focused on winning. It was special, you had to be in the stadium to feel the sound and the energy and feel the energy [when I came back] understand. “
“I don't think someone is in a hurry. I have two more years left on my contract, everything knows my thoughts, so it's pretty relaxed.”
Both he and manager Mikel Arteta wanted to raise the opportunity against Los Blancos.
“Yes, certainly, it's a very big night. It is special, against one of the best teams in the competition. I don't really think about things like that [nerves]. “
However, Saka was also calmly convinced that Arsenal would cause real Madrid problems. While Arsenal defensive injuries, Real Madrid takes care of both fitness problems and leaking backline in recent competitions, after they have admitted eight times in their last three games against Leganes, Real Sociedad and Valencia.
“Yes 100% [they have things to fear about us]. If you look back, I don't think we have lost a competition at the Emirates in the Champions League in about two years. I'm sure they know that. So they have to be ready because we are pretty good at the Emirates. “
“We know how good they are and the quality they own in the last third part. We just have to be ready for them, but we also have to impose ourselves. I think we all know what they are doing and we look at many of their comebacks, and the late victories they have recovered. But hopefully not these tires!”
The 23-year-old was asked if he had followed the fighting of Vinicius Junior with racism in Spain.
“I know him as a player, I have seen the journey he made. He has shown that he is bigger than all that, so the honor to him.”
Saka has also received advice from Arsenal Legend – and Barcelona Icon – Thierry Henry. In addition to every details, the English star wanted to emulate his self -confidence.
“For me, the biggest thing I take from Thierry is from our conversations. Of course he gives me certain details, things he sees on the field, but when he was playing, he believed that no one could stop him, and he actually destroyed the competition. So that belief is what I take.”
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