The season is long, and the Gunners are already fragile. Combining an unprecedented form of attack along with a ‘slow’ midfield, Unai Emery’s side is far from being the winners. With signings like Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Aubameyang, Arsenal still struggles in the midst of this ongoing season. However, the Gunners’ chieftain, a German attacking midfielder, who seemed to have pushed our hopes over and under, is just not there.
Indeed, Mesut Ozil is on the brink of his own demise. After a disappointing world cup performance and retiring from the International squad, the former Real Madrid starlet hasn’t quite made the impact that we’d expect him to make. Missing out his game against another struggling West Ham United wasn’t the only sign that the former World Cup winner is going to exit the Emirates; An ongoing conflict with his current manager lies at the top of all the given reasons.
1 Marco Veratti
Often considered as one of the best central midfielders in the world, the Italian international was thought to have been on his way to Camp Nou. However, with alternatives in FC Barcelona’s mind, the PSG maestro stayed where he is. A key factor here is that Veratti has already worked with Emery. Aware of his ‘tactical miracles’, he is sure to fit in with his team, no matter where he is. The midfielder can be the ultimate candidate to replace Mesut Ozil.
2 Thiago Alcantara – Bayern Munich
A product of the Barcelona youth system, the Spanish international is easily one of the best replaceable candidates for Unai Emer’s number 10. The Bayern Munich midfielder now struggles with his spot in the team, with Corentin Tolisso and James Rodriguez being the maestros of the midfield, he needs a new dimension in his career.
Alcantara is reportedly being chased by his former team to replace Andres Iniesta, as he’d be happy to do; But Arsenal being aware of this, they’d do everything in their power to sign the Spanish International by hook or by crook. An intelligent box to box midfielder.
3 Corentin Tolisso
The world cup winner and a core player of Bayern Munich’s star-studded squad have been a key factor in the development of France’s new generation of football. With his brilliant game construction, providing spaces between the lines for the offense, the 24-year-old is gearing up for yet another power-packed season with the Bundesliga giants. With consistency embed in his style of play, he is on the ‘fury road’ to becoming one of the best midfielders in the world.
Your Comment Here … To be fair Mesut Ozil never really performed for the team . He’s lazy , he’s a kind of player who cannot carry a team on his shoulder like Cavin de Brain .
Your Comment Here …Lucas Torreira is a world class player why the coach doesn’t start with him is shocking . Take out this Granit Xaqa guy he’s worse we don’t need him