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“Although I scored a beautiful goal and gave an amazing assist yesterday, but that guy was the reason we won and I’m really impressed”: Bukayo Saka names ONE of his teammates who was better than him against Fulham yesterday

Posted on May 3, 2026 by admin

Bukayo Saka has heaped praise on teammate Viktor Gyokeres following Arsenal’s emphatic victory over Fulham yesterday, a match in which the Swedish striker delivered a standout performance by scoring twice.

Speaking after the game, Saka was quick to highlight Gyökeres’ impact, describing his contribution as “massive” for the team and crediting his movement, strength, and composure in front of goal. According to the Arsenal winger, Gyökeres has brought a new dimension to the team’s attack—one that makes them even more dangerous against any opponent.

“It’s not just the goals,” Saka reportedly said. “The way he works for the team, the way he holds up the ball and brings others into play—it makes things easier for all of us. But of course, scoring two goals in a game like that shows his quality.”

The connection between Saka and Gyökeres was evident throughout the match. Arsenal’s attacking play was fluid and dynamic, with quick interchanges and intelligent runs constantly troubling Fulham’s defense. Saka, operating from the flank, repeatedly found spaces to create chances, while Gyökeres used his physical presence and sharp positioning to capitalize on those opportunities.

Saka also emphasized how quickly Gyökeres has adapted to life at Arsenal, noting that his understanding with teammates has developed in a short period of time. “He’s settled in really well. You can see it in training every day, and now it’s showing in matches. We trust him, and he believes in himself—that’s very important for a striker.”

The brace against Fulham not only secured an important win but also underlined Gyökeres’ growing importance in Mikel Arteta’s system. His ability to combine physicality with technical skill gives Arsenal a focal point in attack, allowing players like Saka to thrive in more creative roles.

Saka’s praise also reflected the strong team spirit within the squad. Rather than focusing solely on his own performance, the England international was keen to celebrate his teammate’s success, pointing out that individual brilliance is often the result of collective effort. “We all want each other to do well. When he scores, it’s good for the team, and we all celebrate together,” he said.

The victory over Fulham further strengthens Arsenal’s position in the Premier League title race, and performances like Gyökeres’ will be crucial as the season approaches its climax. With multiple attacking threats and a growing sense of confidence, Arsenal are increasingly looking like a team capable of sustaining their push for silverware.

For Gyökeres, the recognition from a key figure like Saka is another sign that he is becoming an integral part of the squad. For Saka, it highlights his leadership qualities and his role in fostering a positive environment within the team.

As Arsenal continue their campaign, the partnership between Saka and Gyökeres could prove to be one of the defining factors in their success. If yesterday’s performance is any indication, it is a combination that opponents will find increasingly difficult to contain.

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