Premier League Fixtures – The Good & The Bad! Saka Fitness Concerns Go On – The Arsenal Transfer Show

The Premier League fixtures are out! Arsenal now know the road ahead in their title defence, but is the schedule kind or cruel? We break down the good, the bad, and the potentially season-defining stretches of the campaign.

In today’s episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton analyses the newly released fixture list, highlighting the biggest opportunities and toughest challenges facing Mikel Arteta’s side.

We also discuss the ongoing fitness concerns surrounding Bukayo Saka and what the latest developments could mean for Arsenal as preparations for the new season continue.

🔴 Topics covered today:

Arsenal’s Premier League fixtures analysed
The good and the bad of the schedule
Key title-defining runs identified
Toughest months assessed
Bukayo Saka fitness concerns latest
What Arsenal do next
Summer update round-up

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