Valencia thinks Saka should be a must-start for Tuchel, citing the player's growth and skills. He praises Saka's ability to move forward with the ball and his willingness to create scoring opportunities.

Valencia notes that Saka has had an impressive Premier League season with Arsenal, contributing to the team's success and earning fans' admiration. He hopes Saka will have a strong World Cup and make a positive impact on the English fans.

However, reports suggest that Saka may not start in England's opening match against Croatia, as his teammate Noni Madueke is expected to take his place due to an injury. Fortunately, Madueke's injury is not considered too serious.