Official Arsenal news: Saka recently answered fan questions during a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) session. He addressed questions about player diet, Arsenal culture, and more.

On Overcoming Defeats:

Losing is part of football, and it happens frequently. We have no choice but to learn from our mistakes and find ways to do better next time. So sometimes understanding a defeat becomes a valuable lesson.

Of course, I hate losing, and I'm sure nobody here enjoys it either, but sometimes defeats bring the team closer together and allow us to improve on certain details. You don't need to dwell on it consciously. After a loss, take a step back and prepare for the next match.

On Healthy Eating and Cheat Meals:

To be honest, we pay a lot of attention to nutrition. My typical breakfast is usually an omelet with avocado—I eat that almost every day. Sometimes I want to change it up and have porridge instead. As for cheat meals, I'd probably have one after a match. I like having something sweet after games, like brownies. But I don't overdo it. Maintaining a healthy diet is important.

When I Realized I Was a Top-Level Player:

That's a good question. Around age 12 or 13, I realized I was quite good compared to my peers. I scored a lot of goals in Greece. My goal back then was obviously to play for PAOK's first team. Making my debut at 18 was very early for me. So around age 13 or 14, I knew I had the opportunity to become a first-team player.

On the Biggest Changes in Arsenal Culture:

The scale difference at Arsenal is truly massive. It's a global club and one of the biggest in the world. Whether it's hotels, stadiums, or traveling by bus, there are so many fans everywhere—it's really overwhelming. Compared to the clubs I played for before, the difference is enormous. Everything at the club is also excellent—the organization, training facilities, stadium. I think this place is world-class, and that makes the team incredibly strong. I believe this is the biggest difference I've experienced.

On How Teammates Motivate Each Other to Improve:

Everyone genuinely helps each other during training, on the pitch, and during matches. We're a team that wants to keep improving and aims to win every time, so our training standards are high. You could say more experienced players do a lot of talking—I learn a lot from players like Mikel Merino, Gabriel, Declan Rice, and also from Martinelli. Having such players around and being able to learn from them is really special.

On Joining Arsenal After the Premier League Title Win:

Signing for Arsenal feels absolutely incredible, especially after the team won the Premier League last season. Starting a new season as part of a champion team makes everything even more special. I felt immediately comfortable, like coming home. They treated me well, welcomed me warmly, and I settled in quickly. That's thanks to my teammates and the staff. You can tell the dressing room atmosphere here is very healthy.

On Left-Footed vs. Right-Footed Players in a Match:

Who would win? Good question. We have quite a few left-footed players on our team too. But I think the right-footed players would win because we can also use our left foot well. So we have an advantage in being able to use both feet. I'd choose the right-footed team.

On Which Teammate Would Be Best at Surviving on a Desert Island:

It's hard to say since I've only been here a month and don't know all the players' abilities yet. But I'd choose someone creative. I'd probably pick Martín Ødegaard. I think he has patience and survival skills.

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