Bukayo Saka

“I don't really have a game face and keep it, you know? I have a game face when it's time to think, to analyse, or when it's actually time to play. Apart from that, I try not to have one. I'd rather be free.”

“Throughout life, you keep exercising your faith, so when you get into different challenges, you decide, 'this time I'm going to trust God,' and God comes through for you. That's how it kept building and building for me, so I can be confident and go into places knowing that God's got me. That's why a lot of times I can be fearless.”

“I trained at Hale End and then signed when I was nine years old.”

“The chance to win a trophy in my first full season is amazing.”

“Weekends in our house were always about football. My dad would usually take me to Arsenal - I joined when I was about seven - and my mum would take my brother to Watford.”

“Laca knows my movement and where I am. It's so fun to play with him.”

“Football's a team sport and as long as everyone is doing well, I think it makes things easier individually.”

“Games against Belgium are the type of games you want to play in as a player - the big games, the games that mean the most.”

“My dad always pushed me, he took me to training on days where sometimes it would take two hours to get there, so I'll always be so grateful for my parents for the work they've done for me.”

“What Auba brought was so many goals for the team and carried us in certain moments.”

“We're all so hungry to win each game.”

“Shooting, Mason Greenwood. Both feet, he's amazing and I think that's one of his best qualities.”

“I use music for everything, I use it in the shower, I use it on the way to games, I use it before games. I can use music anywhere, especially Afro beats, it just makes you feel good, makes you happy, smile, dance.”

“In football, it is 11 men. I don't think that I can do anything just by myself. It's a team sport.”

“God always has a plan, you know.”

“My brother played as a defender for Watford until he was about 14.”

“There's just so many good things coming my way and I have to thank God for the blessings.”

“I had problems with my heels and my knees, but that happens when you grow up.”

“I always still watch Nigeria's games where I can, and I wish them all the best and support them all the way.”

“I got impatient at times.”