Arsenal fans were not happy with Bukayo Saka despite record-breaking Champions League goal

During Arsenal's match against Slavia Prague, Bukayo Saka became a focal point for fans as he opened the scoring in the 32nd minute with a penalty kick, awarded after a handball incident. The goal came following VAR's intervention, which was crucial as Arsenal had been under pressure from Slavia Prague prior to the penalty.

This marked Saka's fifth goal of the season, but it did not satisfy supporters, especially given his recent poor finishing in a previous game against Burnley. Fans expressed relief that he managed to score in the Champions League, yet they remained critical of his overall performance during the match.

On social media platform X, Arsenal fans voiced their concerns, highlighting how Saka was consistently outplayed by Slavia's full-back. Comments included observations such as "Yo Saka getting bullied out there," "Saka struggling as well," "I aint ever seen Saka get bodied like this," and "Saka getting shifted so easily," indicating widespread dissatisfaction with his handling in the game.

Beyond this specific match, some fans raised broader worries about Saka's recent performances, suggesting that his struggles against Slavia Prague were part of a larger trend that has left them unimpressed despite his status as a beloved player among the Arsenal community.