Shkodran Mustafi was supposed to be the elite centre-half that Arsenal had been lacking for years when he joined from Valencia, but it hasn't worked out quite like that. He has made an assortment of errors this season, most notably for Manchester City's opening goal in the EFL Cup final and against Southampton earlier this month, allowing Shane Long to score. The German, valued at £25.2m by Transfermarkt, has become someone who cannot be trusted at the back as opposed to a solid role model for the likes of Calum Chambers and Rob Holding who still have a lot of improving to do themselves. Stats can tell a variety of stories, and one that was brought to the attention of Arsenal fans is that...
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