Despite a late start, not featuring in the first two games, Saka has been outstanding since. His first appearance came in England's third and last group game, and Saka was named man of the match. Then he followed that up by starting in England's historic Round-of-16 win against Germany. Then when an injury held him out of the quarter-final, many assumed he would not return to the line-up for the semifinal. But not only did he return, but he assisted the equalizing goal as England went on to win 2-1. And now England is in its first major final in 55 years.
I expect the game to be more open than most expect, and that is precisely the kind of game that fits Saka and his direct style of play.
Saka will get an opportunity to add a goal and an assist to his account for the summer, and with his technical ability, I fully expect him to do so.