Mesut Ozil is somewhat of an enigma at Arsenal; the playmaker has all the talent in the world but cannot get an extended run in the starting XI, despite seemingly fitting the bill for the formula that Unai Emery has found success with in recent weeks – two strikers up front with a creator tucked in behind. The German has broken all kinds of records since his move to the Emirates Stadium from Real Madrid in 2013 – he was the fastest player in Premier League history to reach 50 assists, achieving the milestone in 141 appearances, while his goal against Leicester in October 2018 saw him reach 30 goals in red and white and thus become the competition's most prolific German,...
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