Bukayo Saka
About Bukayo Saka
For the 2026 tournament Saka arrives in peak years: 24 at kick-off, with Champions League minutes behind him and a settled role at Arsenal. England fans expect him on the team-sheet from match one, taking set pieces, leading counterattacks, and providing the goal contributions that turn group-stage games.
World Cup 2026 Stats
Playing Style
What makes him hard to mark in tournament football is the second movement. After he passes, he keeps running. After he loses the ball, he wins it back fast. England get a winger who creates and a forward who works defensively — exactly the profile a Tuchel side needs in possession and out of it.
World Cup History
The 2026 World Cup is his second on the biggest stage and the first where he arrives as a leader rather than a breakthrough star. Add the Euro 2020 and Euro 2024 minutes — the latter ending in a final defeat to Spain — and his tournament miles are unusual for a 24-year-old forward.
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Goal Rush Impact
Watch the matchday team news: the moment Saka is named in England's XI his Goal Rush value goes up. Group-stage games against weaker defenders are where his Tier 1 price pays off — that's when the goals and assists arrive in bursts.
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Select England (Tier 1, £32m) in Goal Rush and every goal Bukayo Saka scores counts towards your total.
Saka at the 2026 World Cup
Saka enters the 2026 World Cup as one of England's senior attacking players, with Champions League and major tournament minutes already behind him. Tuchel has used him as a right-side starter throughout qualifying, and his combination of dribbling, ball retention, and goal threat fits the wide forward role England need in their biggest games.
Picking Saka in Goal Rush
For Goal Rush, picking Saka means committing to England's Tier 1 slot at £32m — the premium band reserved for the squad's biggest finishers. He is at his most dangerous in group-stage matchups against weaker right-back pairings, where his cuts inside the box and direct shots produce the goals and assists that turn fixtures.