Arsenal manager Unai Emery says he is constantly challenging Mesut Ozil to produce high-quality performances on a more consistent basis. Ozil's displays over the past couple of seasons have divided opinion, the playmaker's undoubted talent sometimes tarnished by a perceived lackadaisical approach. More has perhaps been expected of a player who cost the Gunners a fee in the region of 50million five years ago, and Emery has promised to make the most of the World Cup winner's natural ability. "His commitment is good, he trains well," Emery told Sky Sports. "I have spoken with him and I push him to give even more quality in matches, and keep up the good performances against...
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