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“Although I scored two beautiful goals today but that guy was our best player today”: Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres names ONE Arsenal’s player who was on Lionel Messi’s level today

Posted on May 2, 2026 by admin

Viktor Gyökeres was full of praise for teammate Bukayo Saka after the winger provided a crucial assist in Arsenal F.C.’s impressive victory over Fulham F.C. earlier today.

In a match that showcased Arsenal’s attacking quality and cohesion, Gyökeres once again proved to be the focal point in front of goal. However, the Swedish striker was quick to shift the spotlight onto Saka, whose creativity and awareness played a decisive role in unlocking Fulham’s defense.

Speaking after the game, Gyökeres highlighted the importance of Saka’s contribution, describing the assist as “perfect” and crediting the England international for making his job significantly easier.

“It was an amazing pass from Bukayo,” Gyökeres said. “He has that ability to see things before others do. For a striker, that’s exactly what you want—someone who can deliver the ball at the right time, in the right space.”

The goal came during a dominant spell for Arsenal, with Saka receiving the ball on the right flank before driving forward with purpose. Spotting Gyökeres making a clever run into the box, Saka delivered a precise and well-weighted pass that split the Fulham defense, allowing the striker to finish confidently.

For Gyökeres, it was a moment that underlined the growing understanding between himself and Saka—an attacking partnership that is quickly becoming one of Arsenal’s most dangerous weapons.

“We’re building a really good connection,” he continued. “He knows my movement, and I’m learning how he likes to play. When you have that kind of chemistry, things happen naturally on the pitch.”

Saka’s performance throughout the match was a constant source of problems for Fulham. His pace, dribbling, and decision-making kept the opposition defenders on edge, and his assist was just one example of his influence in the final third.

Gyökeres emphasized that Saka’s impact goes beyond individual moments, praising his consistency and work rate as key factors in Arsenal’s success.

“It’s not just about one pass or one moment,” he said. “He works so hard for the team, tracks back, and always looks to create something. Players like him make a big difference over the course of a game.”

The striker’s comments reflect the strong team spirit within the Arsenal squad, where individual brilliance is often complemented by collective effort. Under the guidance of manager Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have developed a style of play built on fluid movement, quick passing, and intelligent positioning—qualities that were evident throughout the match against Fulham.

Gyökeres’ goal, assisted by Saka, was a perfect example of this philosophy in action: a swift attacking move, precise execution, and clinical finishing.

As Arsenal continue to push forward in their campaign, the partnership between Gyökeres and Saka is likely to play a crucial role. With both players in excellent form, their ability to combine effectively could prove decisive in tight matches.

Reflecting on the result, Gyökeres also praised the overall team performance, noting that the victory was a collective achievement.

“We played really well as a team,” he added. “Everyone contributed, and we showed great intensity. But moments like that assist from Bukayo make the difference—they help turn a good performance into a winning one.”

For Saka, the assist further highlights his importance to Arsenal’s attacking setup, while for Gyökeres, the goal adds to his growing tally and reputation as a reliable finisher.

In the end, the match served as another reminder of Arsenal’s attacking strength and cohesion. And while Gyökeres may have been the one to put the ball in the net, he made it clear that the credit was shared—especially with the teammate who made it all possible.

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