"I try to avoid the big tackles, so I think I'm much smarter now, as well as being more physical," Saka said. "It's just the hunger to win that keeps me going that's why I keep getting up. It's part of it.
"I feel like I'm physically much stronger than I was four or five years ago. I've got more experience now, in terms of knowing which tackles to go through and which ones to jump. If I stay on the floor, then it can disrupt the momentum we've built up, so I just try to get on with it."
This is the fourth consecutive season that Saka has featured more than 50 games for club and country.
Saka added: "He (manager Mikel Arteta) told me that elite players all do that, so if I want to be at that level too, then I need to be ready to play that many games."