Despite the pressure of trying to win the Premier League for the first time in 20 years, Arsenal is “not scared” of it, according to Bukayo Saka.
The past two seasons have seen Arsenal come close but fallen short to Manchester City, both times finishing in second position.

Saka is committed to winning a significant trophy with his boyhood club and was instrumental in both of those campaigns. He told BBC Sport that the team is relishing the task at hand.

“We’re not afraid. We’ve been in the league the past two seasons and have come extremely close,” Saka remarked.

Also, we’re back in the Champions League and feel prepared to contend for every title because we’ve gained some experience there.

“We really want to take that next step and try to win something.”

Saka stated his past setbacks are motivating him to succeed soon. Saka has also experienced grief at his previous hurdle with England in two European Championship finals.

“I’ll be honest, it’s awful,” Saka remarked. “It simply gives me more motivation and fuel. This season, I want to push it to the limit and definitely aim to lift the championship. You put in a lot of effort throughout the season and are so close to winning the Premier League, or whatever title you’re vying for that season, that you’re in the final or right there to do so, and then you lose. It’s like working all year and having nothing to show for it.
“I understand you can take pride in the season, its growth, and its evolution, but now more than ever we want to advance and win.