Bukayo Saka just screamed what every Arsenal fan has been whispering

Bukayo Saka is having a phenomenal season. Six goals across all competitions by the middle of November is not a count to turn your nose up at, but either way, the Hale End graduate has continued to go from strength to strength on the pitch.

Injuries have halted his season slightly, but absence makes the heart grow fonder. Arsenal is, and always will be, a better team with Saka dominating the right-wing.

Part of Saka's appeal is how humble he is. He comes across brilliantly in interviews, and he has all the time in the world for anybody that approaches him.

However, this doesn't mean he's a pushover. In the last few seasons, Arsenal fans have noticed a certain fiery edge to his personality, both on the pitch and off it.

Bukayo Saka is unfazed by a concerning trend against Arsenal

Recently, Bukayo Saka commented on a bizarre trend within the media and soccer fan culture in general. He reaffirmed that players are not interested in narratives around winning the title and which club is the favorite, since it changes each and every day.

In his own words, when asked about Arsenal being the title favorite, Bukayo Saka said: "That's for other people to say. We can't get carried away with what people are saying because one day they'll say something, the next day they'll say something different... It changes like the weather, so you can't pay attention to that."

It is the most tiresome part of being an Arsenal fan. Every day, there is a new narrative on social media. Going into the international break after dropping two points has been portrayed as a national nightmare for Arsenal.

The reality is that Arsenal became yet another club that Sunderland got a result against. And the gap at the top of the table got reduced by two points, but it's still a gap of four points.

Arsenal has a tough run of fixtures after the international break, and without a doubt, those who love their predictions will have a say after this run of fixtures.

But the fact of the matter is this: Arsenal is playing the best football they've played since the Invincible season. That doesn't mean the trophy at the end of it will be replicated, but all Arsenal fans can do is enjoy the good times while they last.

Heck, we all know they have rarely lasted in the past.