Arsenal legend Ian Wright has showered Bukayo Saka with praise after an exceptional start to the campaign but admits he is ‘worried’ about the sheer amount of matches the forward plays. Saka has flown out of the traps this season, notching up two goals and seven assists with Arsenal sitting third in the Premier League table.

The England winger took the captain's armband for the last half-hour with his contribution vital as Southampton were eventually dispatched

Bukayo Saka is a footballer of many qualities and in recent months he has added another to his repertoire: leadership. At the age of 23, Saka is no longer the polite academy graduate who sparkles on the wing.

Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli struck in 10 second-half minutes as Arsenal came from a goal down to secure a 3-1 win against Southampton. In the week that Bukayo Saka said he expected this season to be the one that Arsenal would beat Manchester City to the Premier League title,

Bukayo Saka is undoubtedly the shining star of Arsenal, and he proved it once again as the Gunners triumphed over Southampton with a score of 3-1. He was eager for them to maintain their unbeaten start to this new campaign by ensuring the North Londoners dominated.

Bukayo Saka assists two before finding the back of the net himself as the Gunners come from behind to secure three points against the struggling Saints

Bukayo Saka emerged as the star player in Arsenal's Premier League match against Southampton, steering his team to a 3-1 triumph at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday. Despite an initial setback after Cameron Archer's goal for Southampton,

Arsenal fans are already proud of what homegrown star Bukayo Saka has achieved in the game and the winger could cement himself as a Gunners legend over the current international break should he score