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Arsenal vs Lille: Saka Breaks Champions League Record of Two Legends

Bukayo Saka reached 14 Champions League goals for Arsenal, surpassing club legends Freddie Ljungberg and Cesc Fàbregas after the Lille win.

14.10.2026
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Bukayo Saka Breaks Champions League Record of Two Legends

Arsenal continued their impressive UEFA Champions League campaign with a commanding 3-0 victory over Lille, with Bukayo Saka making headlines by surpassing two Arsenal legends in the club’s European history. The England international’s latest achievement further underlines his importance to Mikel Arteta’s side and his place among the club’s most influential attacking players.


Bukayo Saka Surpasses Ljungberg and Fàbregas in Champions League Goals

The Arsenal winger has now scored 14 goals in the UEFA Champions League for the North London club, moving ahead of two former stars who previously shared the second spot on the list with 13 goals each.


Here is the updated List of Arsenal’s Champions League goalscorers:


14 — Bukayo Saka


13 — Freddie Ljungberg


13 — Cesc Fàbregas


Saka’s achievement is particularly impressive given his age and the fact that he has developed into one of Arsenal’s most dependable attacking outlets. His ability to contribute goals and assists on Europe’s biggest stage has been crucial to the club’s progress under Arteta.


What Saka’s Champions League Record Means for Arsenal

Ljungberg was an important figure during Arsenal’s successful era under Arsène Wenger, while Fàbregas emerged as one of the club’s standout young talents before establishing himself as a leading midfielder in European football.


Overtaking both players highlights Saka’s consistency and his growing legacy at the Emirates Stadium. Having progressed through Arsenal’s academy, the winger has become a central figure in the club’s pursuit of major honours.


With more Champions League matches ahead, Saka will have opportunities to extend his tally and climb further up Arsenal’s all-time European scoring charts.


His record against Lille represents another significant milestone in an already impressive career, reinforcing his status as one of Arsenal’s most important players in their continued push for success in Europe.