Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has heaped praise on Bukayo Saka, calling him a grounded and dedicated player who truly loves the club.

Speaking during his pre-match press conference ahead of their Premier League clash with Brentford, Arteta said, “Saka is incredibly humble, down-to-earth, and fully committed to Arsenal. His connection with the club and everyone around it runs deep.”

Arteta also shared how happy he is about Saka’s desire to keep pushing for success with the team. “It’s great to know he wants to stay here and win with us,” he added.

The 22-year-old winger has been in top form this season. After recently coming back from an injury, Saka made a strong statement with his performance in Arsenal’s Champions League quarter-final clash against Real Madrid, showing once again why he’s such a key player for the Gunners.

Victor Osimhen is confident Galatasaray have what it takes to finish the season strong and lift the Turkish Super Lig title.

The Yellow and Reds are battling it out with city rivals Fenerbahce in a tight title race. After a 2-0 win over third-placed Samsunspor on Friday night, Galatasaray now sit six points clear at the top.

Osimhen and Yunus Akgun both found the net in the win, giving their side a crucial boost in the title run.

Speaking after the match, Osimhen praised the team’s spirit and belief.

“Our focus is clear. We want to win, and we know we have the quality to do it,” he said. “It won’t be easy, we’ve got tough games ahead, but we’re ready to give everything.”

He added that the team is determined to push through and secure a third straight league title.

“We just have to fight every step of the way. If we stay focused, I believe we’ll come out on top,” he said.

Mohamed Salah has officially extended his stay at Liverpool, putting an end to the buzz around his future.

The club confirmed the new deal on Friday, calming fears among fans as the 32-year-old’s previous contract was set to run out this summer.

Top clubs like PSG and several teams in Saudi Arabia had shown interest, but Salah has chosen to stay with the Reds, signing a two-year deal reportedly worth £380,000 a week.

Interestingly, this move sees Liverpool’s owners, Fenway Sports Group, bending a long-standing rule. They’ve typically avoided handing out new deals to players over 30, but Salah’s importance to the team clearly tipped the scales.

Sources say negotiations had dragged on for a while as Salah and his agent, Ramy Abbas, pushed for better terms. He had initially asked for a three-year extension, and while he didn’t get that, FSG still made an exception to keep their star man at Anfield.