The 23-year-old England international suffered the injury during Arsenal's 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace on December 21, 2024, which led to his early exit from the match. Post-surgery, Saka has been dedicated to his recovery, participating in strength and conditioning exercises at the Nad Al Sheba sports complex in Dubai. His commitment to rehabilitation has been evident, and fans are optimistic about his anticipated return in early March 2025.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has emphasized the importance of Saka utilizing this period for personal growth. Arteta stated, "We have discussed the things we can do together and the things he can do to use the time in the right way to make him a better person, to make sure that he spends the time adequately with the opportunity that he has, so that when he comes back he is in the right place."
Saka's absence has been felt by the team, but his proactive approach to recovery and the support from the club have been encouraging. The Arsenal community eagerly awaits his return to full fitness, with hopes that he will be available for crucial fixtures, including potential Champions League matches in March.
In the meantime, Arsenal continues to prepare for the remainder of the season, with other players stepping up in Saka's absence. The Dubai training camp has provided an opportunity for the squad to regroup and focus on the challenges ahead.
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