Height, Weight & Measurements
Bukayo Saka stands at 178 cm (5 feet 10 inches). While his exact weight and body measurements are not officially listed in widely available sources, he is known for his lean, athletic build suited to the demands of top-level football.
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Dating & Relationship Status
As of the latest available reports, Bukayo Saka has not publicly disclosed details about his dating life or relationship status. He maintains a relatively private personal life outside of his football career, and there are no confirmed reports of romantic partners.
His parents emigrated to London from Nigeria as economic migrants. He attended Edward Betham Church of England Primary School before Greenford High School, where he gained high grades in his GCSEs, achieving four A*s and three As. Prior to joining Arsenal, Saka played youth football for local club Greenford Celtic. In an interview, Saka stated the importance of his father, Yomi, in his footballing career: "He's a massive inspiration for me. From when I was young, he always kept me grounded, kept me humble."
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Net Worth
Bukayo Saka is active on social media, notably on Instagram, Twitter (now X), and Facebook. His official Instagram handle is @bukayosaka87, where he shares insights into his professional life, family moments, and sponsorship promotions. His Twitter handle is also @BukayoSaka87. He uses these platforms to connect with fans, support social causes, and engage with teammates and supporters.
Education
Bukayo Saka’s formal education has not been widely documented, but it is known that he was fully committed to football from a young age. He joined Arsenal’s Hale End Academy at eight and, like many elite academy players, likely balanced traditional schooling with intensive football training and education within the club’s youth system. This dual-track system in top English football academies ensures that young athletes receive both academic and football development.
