“I gave him a call to congratulate him; he’s a player, and I truly admire his dedication and attitude.”- Real Madrid Player Jude Bellingham lavishes praise on the Arsenal player who has outscored Lewandowski and Vinicius Jr. thus far this year.

Globally renowned? Saka still needs to prove himself, according to former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand, but I don’t think he can accomplish much more than what he has already accomplished. He just needs to keep demonstrating that he is already of the highest caliber.

Ferdinand thinks that in addition to being a talented player, the Arsenal winger has the potential to become a world-class player by helping the team go through the Champions League knockout stages. Regretfully, Saka has been contributing to Arsenal for a number of seasons, but this season marks the first time Arsenal has qualified for the Champions League, therefore he will only be able to participate.

Given his past performance, Arsenal has earned a starting position on the right wing of the team. Nobody at Arsenal can play the right wing like him when he’s healthy. He’s almost “undroppable.”

He had a fantastic league season the previous year, tallying 14 goals and dishing out 11 assists. This made him one of the most reliable and skilled wingers in the Premier League. This season, it seems like he’s just carrying on from where he left off. In 23 league appearances, he has ten goals and seven assists.

It is simple to argue that he is a world-class player given his league statistics and the fact that he has three goals and four assists in five games during his Champions League debut.

Rio Ferdinand, though, thinks the 22-year-old can only showcase his elite skills if he does well in the next Champions League knockout stages.

Rio stated, “Not yet,” on Vibe with Five. Hehe, Saka has really impressed me. After playing so many games for so long at such a young age, I believe he deserves a rest. However, I’m curious in what precisely counts as world-class. I take it that he hasn’t performed in the Champions League? I’ll get right to the point. Please don’t get me wrong about Saka’s top. He’s not quite up to par yet.

Saka looks to be leading Arsenal to Champions League glory given his impressive performance in the competition and the Gunners’ current winning record. The Champions League title for Arsenal doesn’t seem all that unlikely, does it? If Saka wins, who could dispute with their incredible performance?

The Champions League round of 16 match between Arsenal and FC Porto will take place at the Stadio do Dragao on Wednesday. March 12th is the scheduled date of the second leg at the Emirates, and I have no doubt that Saka will continue to showcase his incredible talent.