Chelsea legend Tony Cascarino has said that he feels sorry for Arsenal star Bukayo Saka.
He noted that the winger had his worst-ever game for the Three Lions against the USA on Friday, sympathising with the Arsenal winger.
Saka netted twice during the Three Lions’ demolition of Iran and was named in the starting XI against the United States, but he struggled throughout the game.
Cascarino fears he and Chelsea winger Raheem Sterling are being wasted by their manager.
He told talkSPORT: “The two wide boys were poor. Sterling one side and Saka, I thought, probably had his worst game in an England shirt.
“I felt sorry for him because wingers need the ball early one thing you can’t to is keep passing the ball at the back and then give the winger the ball when he’s basically got the defender on top of him so what’s he going to do?”
World Cup: I felt sorry for you, very poor – Cascarino tells Arsenal star
