Arsenal hero Ian Wright has questioned Unai Emery's decision not to start Dani Ceballos in Monday's loss to Sheffield United.
The Spaniard was brought on as a second-half substitute and immediately provided the creative spark which Arsenal were severely lacking.
Wright told Premier League Productions: "I think he's [Emery] got to come here and Ceballos has to play. He's played the youngsters and I'm pleased to see them in there, with Saka.
"But Saka, for an 18-year-old, if you're leaving Ozil totally out of the squad, then we have to see more from him [Saka], we have to see more from Joe [Willock].
"Unfortunately, it was a game where it passed them both by and then it comes down to the manager and his choices.
"He's made the change at half-time, with Ceballos, so you're thinking to yourself: 'Why didn't you start him in the first place?'
"Start him. He's someone that gets on the ball when they want to try and play out, [Matteo] Guendouzi's got a lot of energy and get the boys playing.
"[Pierre-Emerick] Aubameyang didn't have anything to play off because there wasn't any creativity."
