Bukayo Saka is struggling with an Achilles injury, and his performance has been underwhelming.

What happened?

Saka was unable to start for England during the World Cup group stages due to his injury.

Why it matters for Bukayo Saka

Ian Wright believes Saka looks far from his best, and his words should be ringing alarm bells at Arsenal.

What comes next?

Mikel Arteta might need to carefully manage Saka next season following a campaign in which he has been so heavily reliant on the winger.

The Arsenal star has been unable to perform when he has been on the pitch, and his injury issues have been a concern for the last few years.

Roy Keane has also raised concerns over Saka's fitness, saying he doesn't look sharp.

Wright fears that Arsenal may have rushed him back a bit too quickly from his previous hamstring injury.

England's struggles in attack should be a warning for Arsenal, as it is clear the Three Lions are struggling without Saka available for selection.

Noni Madueke has been decent enough for club and country, but the Gunners cannot rely on him for the majority of the season.

Gary Neville said: “He’s had this injury, this severe hamstring injury. He doesn’t look right at all.”

Wright added: “As a forward, you need that sharp move, and you’re not confident enough to do it, and then when we watch Saka at the moment, he’s going, but then stops.”

The Arsenal fans know this has been going on for longer than six months already.

Last season, the 24-year-old helped deliver the club’s first Premier League title in 22 years.

But on a personal level, it was quite an underwhelming campaign for Saka.

He has really had big injury issues over the last few years, and this summer, an Achilles issue has plagued his World Cup.

Ian Wright and Gary Neville are both very worried by how Bukayo Saka has looked physically over the last few months.

Neville fears that Saka’s injury struggles could be detrimental to England’s World Cup hopes.

Arsenal should be so worried about Bukayo Saka’s condition, as his fitness is a concern for the upcoming season.