Bukayo Saka And William Saliba Handed New Jersey Number For 20/21 Season

The teenage pair are relied upon to have roles to carry out under Mikel Arteta, and both the homegrown possibility and the huge cash signing from France have had their new squad numbers confirmed by the club 

Bukayo Saka and William Saliba have been reserved as key men in Mikel Arteta's Arsenal rebuild.


What's more, both have been given squad numbers for the new season that further allude to the pair being totally basic to the Gunners' future.




Saka has delighted in a heavenly advancement campaign at Arsenal.


The 18-year-old has been seemingly the greatest splendid spot for the Gunners during the 2019-20 season.

Saka, who made his first-group debut in the Europa League in 2018, has shown up during the current campaign, scoring four times.




The England Under-19 international has additionally enrolled a greater number of assists than some other Arsenal player this term.

Working at left back, wing-back, in central midfield or as a feature of the front three, he has teed up a partner to locate the net on 11 occasions.

Mikel Arteta has progressively confided in the Ealing-born youngster, and he was as of late remunerated with another drawn out agreement at the club - in the midst of intrest from a large group of Premier League and European rivals.

"I think he is the player that speaks to each an incentive at the football club," said Arteta after Saka was given his new arrangement.




"It was extremely critical to keep him and from now I will request more from him."

Presently, Saka has been additionally remunerated with another squad number for next term.

He will forego the No.77 he has been wearing since his achievement, and has been tested to follow in the strides of club symbols like Liam Brady, David Rocastle and Robert Pires, by being given the No.7 shirt.

Incoming French youngster William Saliba has additionally had his shirt number for next season confirmed as well.

The inside back, returning after a season-long loan deal at Saint Etienne, will wear the No.4 shirt.

Mohamed Elneny, the past proprietor of the No.4, will return to No.25.