Bukayo Saka spotted leaving Selhurst Park on crutches after injury

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Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka was seen exiting Selhurst Park with the aid of crutches, after his team secured a win against Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday.

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Bukayo Saka was seen leaving Selhurst Park on crutches after picking up an injury early in Arsenal’s Premier League match against Crystal Palace. The young winger, who has been a standout performer this season, suffered a hamstring issue in the 25th minute and was replaced by Leandro Trossard.

Saka’s injury comes at a crucial time for Arsenal, as they prepare for a busy Christmas period with important fixtures ahead. The severity of Saka’s injury is yet to be confirmed, but initial reports suggest he could be out for a few weeks.

Arsenal fans will be hoping for a swift recovery for their star player, as Saka’s presence on the pitch is crucial for the team’s success. In the meantime, manager Mikel Arteta will need to navigate the challenges ahead with creativity and resilience, ensuring that the Gunners remain in contention for silverware this season.

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