Saka trains for Euro clash in Italy after derby injury
Evening Standard|September 18, 2024
ARSENAL were today boosted by the fitness of Bukayo Saka ahead of their Champions League opener against Atalanta tomorrow.
Simon Collings
Saka trains for Euro clash in Italy after derby injury

But skipper Martin Odegaard missed training this morning as he battles to return in time for Sunday’s Premier League showdown at Manchester City.

Saka was forced off late on in Arsenal’s 1-0 win at Tottenham on Sunday but the winger is fit to face Atalanta.

Odegaard sustained an ankle injury playing for Norway and did not train this morning before the squad were due to fly to Italy. New signing Riccardo Calafiori returned to training after missing the Spurs win with an injury he suffered playing for Italy.

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