Former Arsenal midfielder, Freddie Ljungberg, has said he is worried about the club’s game against Manchester City this weekend.
His major worry is that the Gunners will be without their main man Bukayo Saka.
Saka has been forced to play some recent games with injury and surprisingly picked to start against Lens in the Champions League last night.
The decision backfired with the England international being forced off in the 34 minute.
Ljungberg is of the opinion that the manager’s failure to manage the Englishman’s time on the pitch was always likely to backfire.
He told CBS Sports, “Looking at this makes all the Arsenal fans a little bit worried. He was touching the back of his hamstring.
“I have been resting him a little bit. I felt he played a bit too much. He’s still young and you say they can run as much as they can when they’re young.
“Rest him! He’s the most important player, give him a break sometimes. I’m a bit worried about Arsenal at the weekend and how they’re going to play without him.”
