Arsenal can help Saka continue to bid for the Salah level for £100 million ‘machine’

Although they have not overcome the Premier League finish line and have not held a show in Old Trafford, Arsenal still has a team full of talent.

For example, Gabriel Magalhaes, William Saliba, Declan Rice, Jurrien Timber and David Raya will be among the likes of the world.

Additionally, Andrea Berta and the company only helped improve Mikel Arteta’s team this summer, which could change Viktor Gyokeres and Martin Zubimendi.

But, undoubtedly, the Gunners’ most important player is Bukayo Saka, and if the board wants to help him reach Mohamed Salah’s level in the next few seasons, they should go out and sign the international they contacted earlier this summer.

How to stack Saka in Salah

While it is hard to deny that Saka has been a world-class player in recent years, his level is not that good as Salah.

For example, in 37 games last season, a total of 2,619 minutes, Hale finished the superstar with 12 goals and provided 14 assists.

This means that despite missing nearly four months of action due to injury, the Gunners’ amulet winger averaged goals per 1.42 games or every 100.73 minutes.

While this is a simple return, the Liverpool legend still beats and is very comfortable.

In the 52 games of the Reds last season, a total of 4,501 minutes, the Egyptian Kings scored 34 goals and provided 23 assists.

In other words, as the former of Rome Stars, the goal participation rate per game is impressive, i.e. 1.09 goals participation, or 78.96 minutes per game.

With such numbers and Premier League medals, it’s no surprise that the 33-year-old is Ballon d’Or’s favorite.

So while it is obvious that Saka is a world-class player, he is not yet obvious at Salah’s level.

But Arteta and Co can help him get closer by signing a very talented player they have already contacted this summer: Morgan Rogers.

Why Rogers can help Saka reach Salah-level numbers

Now, Saka undoubtedly has the ability to make things happen and create opportunities for himself – we’ve seen a lot over the years – but to get closer to Salah’s level, he needs elite teammates to help him, and that’s what Rogers comes in.

Although Aston Villa Ace has not yet contacted Arsenal, he has been priced at £100 million earlier this summer.

But while it’s a huge sum of money, the British may just be worth it, especially since he might be the one who helped the Gunners close the gap on the Liverpool Stars, and the main way he does this is through his own output.

Despite playing in teams outside the top five last season, Halesowen-born “machine” called by Jacob of Track and Field managed to score 14 goals and provide 16 assists in 54 games for a total of 4496 minutes.

In other words, former Liverpool defender calls him expert Jamie Carragher, the usually “unstoppable” 23-year-old keeps goals every 1.8 games or every 149.86 minutes.

Just imagine that in this Arsenal side, the fuchsia and blue generators play behind Helnder; he will give him a chance to score, and then, most importantly, his own ability to complete will likely see the assists of the Elin-born master.

Additionally, the former Middlesbrough gem has an impressive versatility that can play on the left, which will force the opposition defender to stop doubles and triple teams given him more room to play his magic given his effectiveness before the goal.

Ultimately, Rogers’ ability in front of goals, coupled with his position versatility, makes him the perfect teammate for Saka and the one who can help him bridge the gap with Salah in the coming seasons.