The 23-year-old has been out since December after sustaining a hamstring tear in the win at Crystal Palace which needed surgery.

Saka’s recovery schedule has gone according to plan and he is now back in full training. However, the Gunners are continuing to be cautious with his return and will make a final decision closer to Tuesday’s match.

Barring any unexpected delay the England attacker should be available to face Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals in April.

Last week, BBC Sport revealed Arsenal were set to open formal contract talks with Saka, who is entering the final two years of his deal.