Arsenal's Bukayo Saka was injured during England's loss and had to leave the game.

During the recent match between England and Greece at Wembley, there was a major concern for young footballer Bukayo Saka. The 19-year-old was substituted in the second half due to a leg injury, and his condition is now being closely monitored by the team's coach Lee Carsley.

It was a disappointing night for Carsley and his team, as they suffered a 2-1 defeat to Greece - their first-ever loss against the opponent. To make matters worse, Greece's Vangelis Pavlidis scored the winning goal in injury time. But the defeat wasn't the only cause for concern, as Saka also had to be taken off the field after appearing to injure his hamstring.

Noni Madueke was brought on to replace Saka, and Carsley shared in a post-match press conference that the young player will undergo tests to determine the extent of his injury. "He's being assessed," Carsley stated. "During the lead up to the first goal, it was clear that he was feeling something in his leg."

As of now, there is no further update on Saka's injury, but the team is hoping for the best. The talented Arsenal winger has been making waves in the football world, and his absence would be a major blow to both his club and country. Fans will have to wait for more information on his condition, but for now, all they can do is hope for a speedy recovery.

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