Saka, 18, made his Premier League debut last season as a 17-year-old and has established himself as a regular first-team member in 2019-20.
Although most at home on the left wing, Saka has also deputised as a left-back for the Gunners this season and done so to great acclaim.
Despite essentially being played out of position for much of the campaign, he has still managed to weigh in with 11 assists, making him the first teenager to reach 10 in a single season since Cesc Fabregas in 2006-07.
An England youth international and product of Arsenal’s academy, Saka looks destined for a bright future and the next few years are set to be with the Gunners, who had grown concerned about the prospect of losing him on a free transfer next year, when his previous deal was due to expire.
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