Bukayo Saka Told the Premier League Club He Should Join if He Wants to Win Trophies

• Ex-Liverpool shot-stopper David James has sensationally claimed that Bukayo Saka should consider leaving Arsenal if he wants instant success
• According to David, the Gunners winger would be guaranteed winning trophies if he joins a club like Manchester City
• Saka has enjoyed a meteoric rise to prominence since he broke onto the scene back in November 2018 when he made his senior debut with the Gunners

Arsenal youngster Bukayo Saka has been urged to dump the Gunners if he wants to add some trophies to his CV in future.

Saka has been a mainstay figure in the Arsenal senior team since he broke into the scene four years ago.

The Englishman made his bow for the first team back in November 2018 under then-manager Unai Emery.

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The winger has gone from strength to strength since then and has managed to form an important part of the Arsenal revolution under the tutelage of Mikel Arteta.

At just 21 years of age, the Arsenal academy graduate is now a starter in the England national and has been entrusted during the biggest games for both club and country.

However, he is yet to play a major role in a team that has lifted a trophy, having failed to feature for the Gunners when they won the FA Cup in 2020.

Bukayo Saka urged to join Man City to win trophies

Former England and Liverpool shot-stopper David James has now urged Bukayo Saka to consider dumping Arsenal to stand a chance of winning trophies.

According to James, the youngster should move to Man City, where he will be guaranteed to add titles to his CV.

"You're part of a revolution if you can get Arsenal to compete for the Premier League title, but if you want trophies instantly, then you’re almost guaranteed it if you go to Manchester City," James told GGRecon.

"I believe he'd be a wonderful addition for Manchester City. I've got a lot of Arsenal friends, so I believe he should move to Manchester City," he added.