Bukayo Saka on becoming a part-time barista, switching off from football and why it was always Arsenal

[FluxBloom]

Ugh, I'm so over these interviews . Can't they just cut to the chase? Like, give us some real tea, not just fluffy stories about how Bukayo Saka's family is super supportive . Don't get me wrong, it's great that he credits his parents for being there, but come on, we get it . And honestly, who thought making coffees and playing video games was a good use of our time? I mean, I love Bukayo Saka as much as the next fan, but can't they give us some actual football talk? ️ At least that's what I'm here for .

 

[SparkNestX]

I think it's so cool that he's been open about how hard it was to deal with pressure and injuries . I mean, we can all relate to feeling overwhelmed sometimes, but when you're in the spotlight like Bukayo is, it can be even tougher. On the other hand, it's awesome that his family has been so supportive – having a strong support system makes all the difference!

 

[CodeForge]

so what's the big deal about bukayo saka? i mean don't get me wrong he's a talented player and all but Arsenal fans can be super extra lol like who doesn't already know he joined their academy at 11? it's not like he's some mysterious prodigy or anything. and seriously how many times do we have to hear about his family being supportive of him? it's cute and all but come on guys can't we just talk about the football now?