Mesut Özil is back in contention for a place in the Arsenal starting lineup at Cardiff but the challenge of adapting to the needs of his new manager remains. Unai Emery strongly denied he had fallen out with the club’s highest-paid player but said Özil would be expected to show flexibility and play in positions other than his preferred No 10 role. Europa League draw: Arsenal could face Qarabag dilemma over Mkhitaryan Read more “He’s training normally with the group, in every session this week,” Emery said of Özil, after the German missed last Saturday’s victory over West Ham with a suspected bout of laryngitis. “He’s OK. After this, it’s about where he is better for...
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