Steve Nicol goes all in on 'Ozil haters,' praising Mesut Ozil's effort and performances for Arsenal this season. ESPN FC's Mark Ogden analyses the finer points of Arsenal's win over Spurs, Mesut Ozil's show-stopping performance and more.
Monday's latest stories from the world of football in ESPN FC's What's Trending ...
ARSENAL: Arsenal have all but completed the signing of Borussia Dortmund chief scout Sven Mislintat, according to reports in the German media.
- Arsene Wenger has hailed Shkodran Mustafi's leadership qualities and likened the defender to Per Mertesacker.
- Team of the Weekend: Mustafi, Ozil, Wenger, Hazard and Morata make Team of the Weekend
MAN UNITED: Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed he hid the true extent of his injury, and added that if it was known there would be "shock" that he has managed to return to professional football.
- Marcus Rashford says that he used to enjoy playing in goal, with former United keeper Tim Howard a childhood hero.
LIVERPOOL: Transfer Talk: Daniel Sturridge to leave Liverpool in January to chase World Cup dream
CHELSEA: Antonio Conte claimed that Chelsea have found a "new balance and solidity" by switching to a 3-5-2 formation after watching his team demolish West Brom 4-0 at The Hawthorns.
REAL MADRID: The club have confirmed that club captain Sergio Ramos suffered a broken nose during Saturday's 0-0 draw in the Liga derby at Atletico Madrid.
BARCELONA: The club will appeal against the yellow card shown to Gerard Pique in Saturday's win against Leganes in an attempt to enable him to play against Valencia next weekend.
MAN CITY: The club must be careful with the fitness of Vincent Kompany, despite his return coming at the perfect time, insists Pep Guardiola.
- Kevin De Bruyne says Manchester City appreciate Raheem Sterling even if other supporters may not.
WEST HAM: David Moyes said he was disappointed by his new players after his first game in charge of West Ham United ended in a 2-0 defeat at Watford.
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