Saka on Ljungberg: "sometimes I don't understand, when the coach is trying to communicate with me, I have a better communication with Freddie sometimes, he speaks better English."

Gonna need a source for that one, bud.

Doesn't exactly seem like something he'd say, at least not in that way.

Saka on u/neverindoubt: "sometimes he just makes stuff, when I'm having an interview, he posts stuff on Reddit I didn't even say"

Any source at all on this?

Also, even if that is true, how is that surprising? English isn't the easiest language to learn and Emery is unlikely to be fluent in it yet, even Pochettino isn't fluent in English and he's worked in England for nearly six years.

At least Emery is putting the effort into learning it, but it will take time.

Try harder OP

Few journalists did say at the weekend that Emery’s press conferences are usually hard to understand and now there’s this quote. Makes you wonder how he conveys his message to the squad in training.

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Source for those of you that think OP made this up: https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/bukayo-saka-freddie-ljungberg-bridging-the-communication-gap-between-arsenal-youngsters-and-unai-a4242166.html

“It helps so much [to have Ljungberg there],” Saka said. “Sometimes when I don’t understand, when the coach is trying to communicate with me, I have a better communication with Freddie sometimes, he speaks better English.

“Freddie’s information, he’s been a player at this level before, and it’s vital for me because I play in the same position and he’s been a big part in my progress.

“He gives a lot of advice to me every day but the best piece of advice he’s given me is to stay humble. He’s been with me since I was 15, seen me do amazing things but he always tells me to stay humble, keep working hard because he really thinks I can be a top player.”

OP purposely butchered the quote