Premier League: Top 5 Bukayo Saka Moments

Premier League: Bukayo Saka has become Arsenal’s golden boy, a symbol of potential, talent, and clutch performances. From his early days as a promising academy graduate to establishing himself as a game-changer in crucial moments, Saka’s journey is filled with unforgettable highlights. Let’s look at his top five Premier League moments.

1. First Premier League Goal (July 4, 2020 vs Wolves)

Saka’s first-ever Premier League goal came in a crucial clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers. At just 18, the youngster delivered a volley from a Kieran Tierney cross, helping Arsenal secure a 2-0 victory. This moment wasn’t merely about the goal but it was a statement that Arsenal had found a gem.

2. North London Derby Heroics – (April 28, 2024 vs Tottenham Hotspur)

Few things make an Arsenal fan’s heart race like a derby win against Tottenham, and Saka was the architect of one of the most electrifying derby victories. With the match balancing at equal, Saka scored twice, first with a clinical finish inside the box, and then a perfectly placed curler to seal a thrilling 3-2 win.

3. 50th Premier League Goal (October 28, 2024 vs Liverpool)

Reaching 50 Premier League goals is no small feat, and Saka did it in style against Liverpool. His milestone goal in a 2-2 draw at Anfield made a case of his consistency and impact as one of the league’s most talented wingers. With this, he joined an elite list of Arsenal players to hit the half-century mark before turning 23.

4. Solo Magic at Old Trafford (May 12, 2024)

In one of the most top moments of the season, Saka weaved through three Manchester United defenders before firing a precise shot past Andre Onana to seal a gritty 1-0 win for Arsenal. That goal put his critics into silence who questioned his ability to perform in important games. 

5. Comeback Goal After 101-Day Injury (April 1, 2025 vs Fulham)

After a 101-day injury layoff, doubts were over whether Saka would return at his best. He answered calmly, scoring just seven minutes after coming off the bench against Fulham to secure a 2-1 victory. His goal extended Arsenal’s unbeaten home record against Fulham to a staggering 121 years.