Arsène Wenger's former assistant Perry Groves has said that Arsenal players must be fully committed to Premier League fixtures by avoiding injuries while playing in international matches.

Thomas Tuchel's England squad has matches against Spain, Czech Republic, and Croatia in the Nations League, with five prominent players including Declan Rice withdrawing from the squad.

While there has been criticism regarding England players withdrawing, Groves believes that Arsenal midfielder Rice made the correct decision. On talkSPORT's 'Inside Gooners' show, Groves said: "I would like to see communication between Mikel Arteta and the England manager. When players go on international duty and feel sudden back pain after the first match, that needs to be managed properly."

"To be frank, I don't think it's disloyal to say this, and I don't apologize for it. I've said it before. I want England to do well, but it won't change my life. Arsenal winning will change my life. Frankly, every Arsenal fan will be checking their phones when players are competing for England, wondering who isn't playing or why players have been ruled out by their national teams."

"Go on international duty. But don't get injured. Why? Because Leeds United and the Brighton match are very important. Every match is important. But if we look at how we played against Brighton, if we lose to Leeds, the pressure will increase even more."

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