Former Arsenal striker, Charlie Nicholas, has accused ex-Gunners manager, Arsene Wenger of ‘disrespecting’ striker, Alexandre Lacazette.
The North London club signed Lacazette last summer from Lyon in a club-record deal at the time worth almost £50million.
The 26-year-old scored on his Premier League debut in Arsenal’s exciting 4-3 victory over Leicester City back in August but then endured a frustrating spell at the Emirates.
Wenger decided to bolster his attacking options in January, completing a £53m deal for striker, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. This led to Lacazette dropping to the bench.
Nicholas, however, believes Wenger showed a lack of respect for Lacazette by dropping him for Aubameyang.
Asked to name the club’s player of the season, Nicholas told Sky Sports: “I don’t think anybody has earned the tag of player of the year.
“I think a lack of respect was shown to Alexandre Lacazette by dropping him for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, but they have proved they are better together.
“Mesut Ozil hasn’t had a great season but he has still been the best creative player, but I have to abstain as none of them deserve it.”
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