Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil has suggested that his primary desire is to remain with the Gunners after winning the German Player of the Year award for 2016. It's the fifth time that the 28-year-old has collected the award, as he won 54.5 percent of the votes to hold off competition from Toni Kroos and Jonas Hector, who finished second and third respectively. Nevertheless, his comments in his acceptance speech is the real story as he discussed his current situation with his contract at Arsenal set to expire in 2018. As the wait continues for the German international to pen a new deal and commit his future to the club, he has suggested that his ideal scenario is to stay in north London for...
Full Story »