Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has defended his decision to leave Mesut Ozil out of his Premier League and Europa League squads following a scathing attack by the playmaker's agent Dr Erkut Sogut. The 32-year-old may have played his final game in an Arsenal shirt following the omissions, with Ozil yet to take to the field since March - before the coronavirus shutdown. Sogut accused Arteta of not being entirely truthful about the situation regarding Ozil, but the Gunners manager has since hit back at the claims. Speaking to reporters, Arteta said: "If you have to lead, they have to trust you. In order for them to trust you, you have to be honest. "You have to be clear and you have...
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