At 20, Bukayo Saka has done so well for himself and one can confidently say, the best is even yet to come for the youngster who made the decision to play for the Three Lions instead of the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
On Sunday during England's 4-0 victory over Andorra, Saka equalled a Gunners legend's record during the World Cup qualifier as he became the first Arsenal player to score and assist at Wembley since Ian Wright did against Moldova in 1998.
The new breath of fresh air would be refreshing for Saka who missed the decisive penalty in the Euro 2020 final penalty shoot-out and was subject to racist abuse on social media thereafter.
He netted the Three Lions' fourth and final goal of the Group I clash, nodding a header home after Jesse Lingard picked up Trent Alexander-Arnold's short corner.
Lingard scored twice in the game while Harry Kane was also on target from the penalty spot.
With Sunday's result, Gareth Southgate's men have maintained their 100% record during qualification ahead of the tournament in Qatar next winter
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