Bukayo Saka was just like every other Arsenal fan during the 7-1 romp against PSV as the injured winger was absolutely loving it. It was an incredible evening for the Gunners on Tuesday night in Eindhoven,

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Martinelli, another integral part of Arsenal’s forward line, picked up a hamstring injury in last month’s Carabao Cup semi-final defeat to Newcastle. The Brazilian’s explosive pace and direct approach make him a nightmare for defenders, and his absence has been yet another blow to Arteta’s plans.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has been forced to do without a host of his key attacking players in recent weeks but there may finally be some light at the end of the tunnel

Mikel Arteta has ruled Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli out until April, meaning Arsenal will enter the Champions League last 16 without any of their first-choice front four. Saka has been missing since undergoing hamstring surgery in December and Martinelli has been absent since the start of February.

Since Arteta took charge, Saka has featured in 230 of his 271 matches, averaging 79 minutes per appearance. When fit, he has only been left out of 11 games, a staggering statistic that underlines both his reliability, importance to the team and why this was likely an injury waiting to happen.

Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz Latest NewsArsenal’s Premier League title challenge has faltered following a frustrating goalless draw with Nottingham Forest,