Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has often been critical of Chelsea star Christian Pulisic.

The American star was again an unused substitute in the 3-0 victory over AC Milan.

Speaking after Chelsea’s win, Henry yet again told Pulisic that it’s time for him to prove himself.

The American was critical of former boss Thomas Tuchel, but is yet to start under new manager Graham Potter.

“At one point you’re going to have to bring something to the table, I know I’m repeating myself but it’s true,” Henry told CBS Sports.

“How many managers are not going to trust you? It’s going to be have to be you at one point. So, find a way.

“The other day Conor Gallagher came on against Palace, yes, I know he [Pulisic] gave him the ball and Gallagher still had to score [from range] but it will go down as an assist. But it’s showing something, it’s why he came on tonight, because he scored against Palace.

“At one point show us something, and what you can do, and maybe he’ll be fit for the World Cup and the US team.

“But how many managers are not going to trust you? At one point it’s going to have to be you, you have to show something.”

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher seemed to also agree with Henry.

Asked what he thinks about Pulisic’s situation, Carragher said: “Where we have been for the last two years with him in terms of his Chelsea career.

“Obviously, the manager at Chelsea changes quite a lot and you always think you’re going to have a chance, a new chance to prove something, they [the new manager] might play differently.

“But we haven’t seen much of him already. It’s early days for Graham Potter but Thomas Tuchel didn’t use him too much. Certainly the new manager [hasn’t] in these early games.

“So I think it’s a little bit worrying for America in terms of the World Cup. You talk about England getting players up to speed for the World Cup, it doesn’t look like he’s going to be at his best in terms of fitness, energy, sharpness, rhythm.

“I think it’s really worrying for him because I just don’t see how he’s going to get the games. There are so many players in those attacking positions, the most he’s going to get is minutes coming off the bench, I don’t think that’s going to be enough for him to show his best in the national team at the World Cup.”