"He’s getting closer. He’s stepping up and making very good progress," Arteta stated. "Let’s see when we decide to throw him in, how he reacts and how fit he can get quickly."
Saka has been sidelined since December after suffering a hamstring injury during Arsenal's 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace. The 23-year-old was forced off in the 24th minute and subsequently underwent surgery, which has kept him out of action for several months. Despite the setback, Saka has been making steady progress in his rehabilitation, and his return would be a significant boost for the Gunners.
Arsenal is set to face Chelsea this Sunday, March 16, in a highly anticipated Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium. The match is scheduled to kick off at 1:30 PM GMT. With Arsenal aiming to secure a top-four finish, Saka's potential involvement, even in a limited capacity, could provide a much-needed lift to the team.
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