SACA believes that he returned perfectly to help Arsenal take the “next step”

Bocao Saka believes that his return from a knee -string injury has been timid to the point of perfection, as he looks forward to Arsenal’s help in taking the “next step” by defeating Real Madrid in the quarter -finals of the Champions League.

Saka was marginalized on December 21 after suffering a 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace. After surgery, he left the bench against Fulham last Tuesday and scored 2-1.

The England striker was alternative again in a 1-1 draw on Saturday with Everton, but he would likely be shown from the start in the first leg against Madrid on Tuesday, with the best hope for the Champions League in the silver life this season.

Arsenal never won the Champions League, although they lost the 2006 final against Barcelona. Their progress to the last eight represents this season the first time they reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League since the 2009-10 season.

Gunners was beaten 3-2 with a total increase by Bayern Munich at this stage last season, but Saka is enjoying the challenge of confronting their holders as Arsenal aims to end the 16-year waiting to return to the last four.

Saka told a press conference for the absence of his injury: “I think it’s mentally good for me.

“It was clear that it was really difficult for me initially to know how I had, and I had to have surgery, it was very difficult for me to hear the news at the beginning, but as soon as it was done and successful, I was focusing on returning stronger and I had a lot of time.

“During the past five years I was playing after the match, my first right break was. It was good for me. I have to do a lot of things that I do not usually do. It is really good to go back and feel mentally refreshing.

“It came in a bad moment, but I have now focused on the positives and I could not ask for a better time than the season more than now.”

Madrid won the Champions League in two of the previous three seasons, as they got a record number of victories in the competition to 15.

The wealth seems constantly smiling at Los Blancos in this competition, just like them The controversial penalty for Atletico Madrid won In the last 16 photographers.

But Saka is not concerned about her huge record of Arsenal’s brilliant opponents.

Saka added: “It is Madrid, you have to respect that and accept what they did in history, but tomorrow anything can happen, we cannot focus much on that.”

“This means a lot for us (to win). It is the first time that the club has been in the Champions League quarter -final for the time for a while now, so we want to take the next step and try to overcome the line.”