Bukayo Saka

Bukayo Saka became the third Arsenal player to provide an assist from a corner at this World Cup on Saturday night, keeping his strong World Cup record going.

With the group stage of the World Cup now at an end, let’s take a look at which teams every Arsenal player at the tournament will face in the knockout stages.

England’s World Cup draw with Ghana stirred memories of Arsenal’s final heartbreak, parade chaos and the relief of watching without fear.

Following Friday night’s results, every Arsenal player at the World Cup has reached the knockout stages, so who will they face next?

Declan Rice’s latest injury will be assessed before England’s next game, but the problem is believed to be nothing serious, according to reports.

Bukayo Saka has returned to normal England training before the World Cup game against Ghana after managing an Achilles issue.

Bukayo Saka missed England group training as he continues to manage an Achilles problem before the World Cup game against Ghana.

Bukayo Saka is unlikely to start against Ghana as England continue to manage the Arsenal winger’s recovery from an Achilles problem.

With the first round of World Cup group games now concluded, let’s have a look at how Arsenal’s internationals are getting on so far.

Arsenal’s internationals provided the creative spark for England in their opening game of the World Cup, propelling the team to a 4-2 victory.

Bukayo Saka has insisted he’s ‘ready to go’ despite suggestions from England boss Thomas Tuchel that the Arsenal winger still isn’t 100% fit.

Bukayo Saka is still managing an Achilles injury, but Thomas Tuchel plans to start him in England’s World Cup opener.

Arsenal’s England internationals have finally linked up with Thomas Tuchel’s squad, with a tight turnaround now for the country’s final pre-World Cup friendly.

Ethan Nwaneri has been the only Arsenal player training with the England squad so far, with the Gunners’ World Cup call-ups set to make a late arrival this week.

All of Arsenal’s World Cup call-ups have now been confirmed, with 16 Gunners set to travel to the tournament this summer.

Arsenal are expected to keep the core of their title-winning squad, but several senior players could still leave this summer.

Three Arsenal players have been named in WhoScored’s Premier League Team of the Season, with many more currently nominated for the league’s official Fan Team of the Season.

Bukayo Saka says Arsenal’s critics are “not laughing anymore” after the club ended their 22-year wait for the Premier League title.

Eberechi Eze, Bukayo Saka, Noni Madueke, and Declan Rice have all been selected for England’s 2026 World Cup squad, but Myles Lewis-Skelly has missed out.

Arsenal Football Club are the Premier League Champions for 2025/26.