Shearer says Saka did one thing vs Man Utd that ‘speaks volumes’

Speaking on the Premier League’s YouTube channel, Alan Shearer has been discussing Bukayo Saka and his character.

Saka suffered one of many greatest setbacks any participant has ever suffered this summer season as his missed penalty within the Euro 2020 closing value England the prospect to be topped champions.

Understandably, Saka was distraught within the aftermath, and he very simply may have wilted within the disappointment.

However, moderately than regressing in the identical approach Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho have, Saka has gone up yet one more degree, and he’s even put his penalty woes behind him.

Indeed, Saka scored back-to-back penalties in opposition to Chelsea and Manchester United final month, and Shearer says that the actual fact Saka took on that duty confirmed nice character.

What’s been mentioned?

Shearer spoke about Saka’s penalties in opposition to Chelsea and United.

“Making our way back to Arsenal, how can we not talk about Bukayo Saka. The young man had a rollercoaster summer, but he’s shown character beyond his years to bounce back and then some. After penalty heartbreak in the summer, the fact that he became the youngest player to score penalties in back-to-back Premier League matches speaks volumes about this youngster,” Shearer mentioned.

“Saka is a special talent and he has the character to take him far,” Shearer concluded.

Toughness

Shearer says that Saka confirmed nice character along with his penalties in opposition to Chelsea and Man United, and he’s completely proper.

We wouldn’t have blamed Saka if he by no means wished to take one other spot kick in his profession after lacking in opposition to Italy, however he seemingly needs to bury these demons.

Saka has clearly been practising his penalties over the summer season, and now, he appears like one of the vital composed spot-kick takers in England.

Let’s hope that we don’t have a repeat of the Euros closing in Qatar this winter.

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