Bukayo Saka

Arsenal had an eventful international break, with 18 players initially called up for the September-October fixtures.

Bukayo Saka struck twice in England’s 7-0 win over Croatia, reaching a new landmark as Arsenal watch his international workload closely.

Ezri Konsa was rested by England on Tuesday night, after Thomas Tuchel confirmed the player was absent from training due to a minor injury issue.

18 Arsenal players have been called up for international duty over the September-October break, let’s take a look at when they’ll be in action.

Thomas Tuchel has named his England squad for the upcoming international break, with five Arsenal players set for involvement.

Jurrien Timber has travelled with the Arsenal squad to face Napoli on Wednesday, as well as youngsters Max Dowman and Marli Salmon.

Arsenal’s early-season injury picture is mixed, with key attackers fit but several defenders still recovering as Mikel Arteta manages returns carefully.

Arsenal have submitted their Premier League and Champions League squads, with no major exclusions and Ethan Nwaneri named on the Premier League list.

Four Arsenal players have made it into various Teams of the Week for Matchday 1 of the new Premier League season.

Bukayo Saka only took one week of complete rest over the summer, and he’s now explained why he made that decision.

From England’s World Cup exit to Bruno Guimaraes and Myles Lewis-Skelly, an Arsenal fan reflects on a dramatic summer before the new season.

Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka aren’t set to play a part in Arsenal’s friendly match against Como 1907 on Wednesday night, but Eberechi Eze is expected to be involved.

Mikel Arteta has hinted that Bruno Guimaraes has already joined David Raya and Bukayo Saka in training, but Jurrien Timber and William Saliba are weeks away.

Bukayo Saka has admitted England’s World Cup semi-final defeat was tough to take, but they plan to use it as fuel at the next tournament.

Thomas Tuchel has explained why Bukayo Saka missed England’s World Cup semi-final against Argentina, despite the Arsenal star insisting he was fit.

England suffered elimination from the World Cup on Wednesday night, but Arsenal’s English internationals can’t return home just yet.

Over half of Arsenal’s World Cup internationals have made it to the semi-final stage of the competition, meaning they’ll remain at the tournament until the final weekend.

Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, and Martin Odegaard all look set to be available for the World Cup quarter-final between England and Norway on Saturday night, despite some recent concerns over the trio.

Declan Rice has missed England training through illness, making him the second Arsenal player in doubt for the Norway quarter-final.

Arsenal lead the Premier League clubs for the most goal involvements at the World Cup so far, and with 10 players in the quarter-finals, their tally could increase further.