Arsenal stars continue to drop out of international duty, with 10 players recalled by Mikel Arteta, further fuelling speculation about the club's motives.
The withdrawals, which include Bukayo Saka and Noni Madueke, have led to calls for a new Premier League rule to deal with players pulling out of international duty. Gabby Agbonlahor, a former Aston Villa and England striker, has been vocal in his criticism of the situation.
Agbonlahor suggests that a new rule, which would see players miss the next Premier League game available if they pull out of international duty, could be the solution. He believes this would deter players from dropping out of international duty, citing the honour of playing for one's country as a key factor.
The Premier League's current top team, Arsenal, are under scrutiny due to their players' withdrawals. The club's position at the top of the league, nine points clear of Manchester City, has raised eyebrows.
Gabby Agbonlahor has urged Premier League action on international duty withdrawals
