When Mesut Ozil first joined up with the Gunners for a sizeable £42million back in the summer of 2013, many expected the former Real Madrid play-maker to represent a massive coup for Arsene Wenger’s side for many years to come. And although the now 27-year-old midfielder partially struggled to establish himself in the Premier League during his early days at the Emirates, following seasons down in North London eventually proved far more profitable for the player in question, even if Arsenal arguably failed to improve all that much as a collective unit. Yet despite the understandable sense of hype and sensation to surround Ozil in the Premier League over the past few seasons, the...
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