Alongside a photo from his hospital bed, he wrote on Instagram: "The majority see obstacles, but few see the opportunities. Recovery has begun and I’m coming back stronger! Thank you all for your messages #GodsPlan🙏🏿."
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Saka has, arguably, been Arsenal's best player in recent seasons and not having him available is a huge blow for Mikel Arteta's side. The winger will hope that the Gunners are still competing for the biggest trophies upon his injury return, although Jamie Carragher believes they rely too much on him.
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WHAT NEXT?
While Saka begins his recovery period, before embarking on a rehab routine, his Arsenal side take on London neighbours Brentford on January 1.