Mesut Ozil recognises he should be scoring more goals, but insists he won't start being selfish in front of goal just to boost his ego. With 11 assists in 12 matches the German midfielder has consolidated his credentials as one of the Premier League's most generous players, however, it's his three recent strikes against Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Dinamo Zagreb that have strengthened suggestions he's added a new dimension to his game. Denying any suggestion he's been seduced by the joy of scoring, Ozil told Sport 1: 'I am an absolute team player. I don't need goals for my ego. Whoever is positioned best in front of the goal should shoot. But I understand that I need to try to...
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