Bukayo Saka makes bold Premier League title claim on FaceTime with Kim Kardashian

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Arsenal superstar Bukayo Saka said that Arsenal will win the Premier League title on FaceTime with none other than Kim Kardashian and her children.

The reality television mega-star and her family were spotted at the Emirates Stadium during the Gunners’ 2-1 defeat to Sporting CP. The images made headlines as the American celebrity’s kids were all spotted donning the club’s shirts while watching the team in action.

On FaceTime, Bukayo Saka told Kim Kardashian and her children that that Arsenal will eventually become Premier League champions.

What Bukayo Saka told Kim Kardashian on FaceTime about Arsenal Premier League chances

The England international has arguably been his side’s best player this season as they find themselves on top of the league table, sitting 5 points above Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.

While Bukayo Saka may have said what he said about Arsenal winning the Premier League title while on FaceTime with Kim Kardashian and her children, it is an insight into the confidence flowing through the dressing room.

Initially Saka said, as shared by AFC Stuff, “Sorry, I missed you guys yesterday. They said you were in the player’s lounge. I had one shirt for you.”

An anonymous voice responded, “You know what, Bukayo? Bring it next time and I’ll ship it.” Then another person said, “Tell them we’re going to come back when they win the Premier League.”

Psalm West replied, “We’re going to come back if you win the Premier League!”, to which Saka retorted, “When [not if]. When. Tell them to let me know when they’re coming back and I’ll sort them some t-shirts.”

Saka has every right to be confident

With Arsenal undeniably being the best team in the land, Bukayo Saka should be as assured as if he that his side will win the Premier League title; even enough to say that in front of Kim Kardashian.

While it would be naïve to ever discount Manchester City in a title race, up until this point, the Gunners look like they are operating at a different level to them. And with Saka and Co. out of all cup competitions, they have 11 games without any distractions to be fully focused on making history.