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Bukayo Saka wins Arsenal player of month for THIRD time in row as 19-year-old vows to ‘keep giving all for amazing club’


ARSENAL star Bukayo Saka has scored a hat-trick of player of the month awards after collecting the gong for February.

The 19-year-old claimed almost half the votes after another impressive month saw him beat out Granit Xhaka and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Bukayo Saka, 19, has won his third successive player of the month award at ArsenalCredit: Getty Images – Getty

Saka, who has proved a rare shining light for Arsenal this season, also picked up the award in December and January.

His starring displays last month proved crucial to Mikel Arteta’s side sealing their spot in the Europa League Round of 16.

Saka scored Arsenal’s only goal in their first-leg clash with Benfica while he then provided two assists in the return leg.

He said: “Hello Arsenal fans, thank you for once again voting me for player of the month.

“I can’t really describe how happy I am, how happy my family are.

“To have three of them this year is amazing so I really wanna thank you again for your constant support.

“I really appreciate it and I promise to continue to give my all for this amazing club.”

Arteta meanwhile recently spoke glowingly about academy graduate Saka.

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He said: “He’s really humble, really respectful and at the same time has that character to demand the ball to make decisions that are not very usual for his age.

“We need that leadership and he’s gaining that with his attitude and his performances.

“He’s all the time asking to train more to improve in areas that he can do better.”

Bukayo Saka reacts to Arsenal’s draw against Benfica after scoring important away goal


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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