During Euro 2020, Bukayo Saka was subjected to horrific racist abuse after missing a penalty in the shootout against Italy. Three years later, the young star found redemption. No longer a squad player, Saka became a key player for England. He scored a brilliant goal to rally the team in a tough match against Switzerland. Despite his previous shootout trauma, Saka confidently stepped up and scored in the penalty shootout, displaying resilience and bravery. Manager Gareth Southgate, who comforted Saka in 2021, praised his courage. Saka's impressive performance wasn't just limited to the shootout; he was a constant threat to the Swiss defense throughout the match. His skill and determination were evident as he dribbled past defenders with ease. Saka's remarkable turnaround from the Euro 2020 ordeal to a standout performance in Euro 2024 is a testament to his strength and talent.