Ipswich defender Leif Davis has finally spoken out, revealing what triggered his dangerous tackle on Saka during today’s match. “While the game was on, Saka said something to me that made me want to end his career. That boy needs to be cautioned. He was lucky today—because I didn’t even mean to tackle him like that,” Davis admitted.

BREAKING NEWS: Leif Davis Admits He Wanted to End Saka’s Career Over On-Field Exchange

Football fans around the world are in shock following a controversial revelation from Ipswich Town defender Leif Davis after today’s Premier League clash. In a post-match interview, Davis made a shocking admission about a dangerous tackle on Arsenal star Bukayo Saka, raising serious concerns about player safety and sportsmanship in the game.

“There was something Saka said to me while the ball was in play today that made me want to end his career,” Davis confessed. “That boy needs to be cautioned. Luck was on his side today, because that wasn’t even how I meant to tackle him.”

The incident occurred midway through the second half when Davis launched into a reckless challenge that left Saka on the ground, requiring brief medical attention. While the referee only issued a yellow card at the time, fans and pundits alike are now calling for a thorough investigation into both the tackle and Davis’s shocking post-match comments.

Social media erupted immediately, with many calling for FIFA and the English FA to take swift action. “This guy deserves to be banned from football,” one user posted. “You don’t say things like that and get away with it. FIFA needs to look into this.”

Saka, known for his calm demeanor and sportsmanship, has not yet responded to Davis’s claims, but Arsenal fans are demanding justice. The tackle, which could have resulted in a serious injury, is now being viewed under a different light following Davis’s alarming statement.

Calls are growing louder for disciplinary action, with some football analysts suggesting a lengthy ban for Davis. “This is not just unsportsmanlike—it’s dangerous. Intent to injure has no place in football,” one commentator stated during a post-match discussion.

Neither Ipswich Town nor the Premier League has issued an official statement at the time of this report. However, pressure is mounting on the football authorities to take a stand against what many see as a clear threat to a player’s safety.

With the season entering its most intense phase, fans will be watching closely to see how this unfolds—and whether justice will be served for Bukayo Saka.