Arsenal take on Fulham this evening when the Premier League resumes following the international break. A pause in proceedings has allowed the teams to regroup and assess what they need to do to end the season on a high with Arsenal fighting for the Premier League and Champions League titles.

Saka could start tonight, play 60 minutes, and then come off the bench on Saturday. Or have a second-half run out against Fulham before starting against Everton three days before the quarter-final first leg. He could also sit out tonight’s game entirely, though that seems the least plausible option given Arteta’s pre-match comments.

Bukayo Saka is back ready and raring to go as Arsenal aim for UEFA Champions League glory and to put pressure on Liverpool in the Premier League title race. Saka, 23, suffered a hamstring injury in December that required surgery and has been missing for three months at a pivotal time of the season.

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka is “ready to go” for his return from a long-term hamstring injury. The 23-year-old’s last appearance was the 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace on December 21,

Arsenal will soon be able to call upon the services of Bukayo Saka again, and they hope to have him at the club for many, many years to come – and to make this a reality, talks to extend his stay

Arsenal have started talks to extend Bukayo Saka’s contract after hiring Andrea Berta as their new sporting director.Saka has been out since December after tearing his hamstring in a match against