Arsenal will be without William Saliba for their crucial Premier League clash at Man City on Wednesday, says David Ornstein. AFC MCFC
Arsenal dealt huge blow ahead of City title decider as Ornstein reveals star player is ruled outArsenal will be without William Saliba for their crucial Premier League clash against Manchester City, David Ornstein has revealed.
Wednesday’s fixture at the Etihad has perhaps been on the players’ minds during the disappointing results against Liverpool, West Ham and Southampton. The report highlights the importance of Saliba in Arteta’s system. Without him, Arsenal average 1.8 goals conceded per game, while they average 0.9 with him.Arsenal are clearly a completely different side when Holding plays next to Gabriel Magalhaes.
With Holding, the Gunners are forced to sit deeper, are less convincing playing out from the back and there is a knock-on effect throughout the team. The 27-year-old is fine as a player who comes off the bench late on to shore up the defence, but is someone who should be nowhere near the starting XI of a team challenging in the Premier League and Champions League.
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