Arteta confident Saka's absence will make him a stronger coach

Arsenal is entering a challenging period without their leader Bukayo Saka, who was injured in the match against Ipswich. His backup, Raheem Sterling, is also dealing with fitness issues. This presents a significant test for Mikel Arteta, something the Arsenal manager openly acknowledges.

Details: Arteta believes this challenge will be a test of his managerial abilities, one that will ultimately make him stronger.

Quote: “We started the season with one of the thinnest squads in the Premier League, and we knew that. If we have the thinnest squad, what do we need? We’ve really dug into this to ensure we use every player in the best way, and everyone must feel part of it.

We need to rediscover players in different positions and in different roles. It’s a very good exercise, and the players are ready to do whatever we ask of them, so that’s very encouraging as well,” Arteta said.

Reminder: Previously, the Arsenal manager had already hinted at his approach to navigating this difficult situation.