It's easy to think Mohamed Elneny is a limited player. Arsene Wenger has a curious knack of pushing expedient options into Arsenal's most defensive midfield role, even if they aren't initially purchased or naturally equipped for it, and after Francis Coquelin's exit in January that is where the Egyptian international has found his game-time for the Gunners. It's not a position that particularly showcases Elneny's talents, especially when remembering his Arsenal career began with a stunning goal versus Barcelona in the Champions League. While some have commended his work-rate and discipline, his performances thus far have been divisive – those unimpressed finding him a passive...
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