Arsenal legend Martin Keown has become the latest figure to slam Granit Xhaka after the midfielder's display in the north London derby.
Xhaka had a torrid time in the middle of the park and conceded a penalty when he brought down Son Heung-min in the area.
Harry Kane converted from the spot to give Spurs a 2-0 lead before strikes from Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang rescued a point for the Gunners.
And Keown believes Xhaka is on 'borrowed time' in Unai Emery's starting XI, owing to the form of Mateo Guendouzi.
Keown also believes Lucas Torreira and new signing Dani Ceballos are worth of a place in Emery's side over the Swiss international.
"This is what Xhaka does," Keown wrote in his column in the Daily Mail. "He is like a fire engine that turns up and discovers the house has already burned down - he's that late!
"He does more damage than good when it comes to tackling, so no wonder [Arsene] Wenger told him to stop trying.
"I suspect Xhaka may be on borrowed time in this team. He could soon find himself behind others in the pecking order."
Xhaka acknowledged his error for the penalty after the game, writing on Instagram : "Thanks for the amazing support inside the Emirates.
"We showed a lot of character and you helped us to come back into the game.
"For the penalty I made a mistake – I’m of course angry about it but I will never give up!"
