That we do not say that Mesut Ozil has never had a chance

Arsenal's internal battle between Unai Emery and Mesut Ozil marked a breakthrough against BATE Borisov, but Unai Emery still has the advantage.

After so much scandalous deliberation and indifference in the media, Mesut Ozil finally returned to the field for Arsenal against BATE Borisov, and he did justice to himself. After such a prolonged layoff and the number of injuries he overcame, it was wonderful to see his unrestrained spirit return to the field.

Throughout the season, the showdown between Ozil and Unai Emery went back and forth, with some claiming that Ozil was being abused and others claiming that Unai Emery had quite the right to train the team around the most worthy people of the place team.

After all, it's up to Emery's team to choose, and nobody. However, both sides of the argument are immutable. Until the arrival of BATE Borisov, when Emery explained that Ozil was holding his fate in his hands.

The big question has always been how Ozil can be ousted if we never give him the chance to prove himself. The fans say that he deserves more, he deserves better, he can integrate if only Emery allows it.

Well, let BATE Borisov be another example that Ozil at been given a lot of occasions. He had many opportunities to go out and prove that he was part of the regular team of the first team, but every time he ended up getting rid of himself.

BATE Borisov is another reset for Ozil. There have been many. And Emery absolutely has the right to demand the constancy of a player earning as much money as Ozil.

Borisov allowed Ozil to play in a match that put all his strength. He was in position # 10, he was surrounded by talent and he took the opportunity to prove himself capable again, but that's never been the question, is not it? As Emery pointed out, the question was consistency.

If Ozil can never figure in Emery's Arsenal, never say he has not had a chance. He had all the chances of the world. Emery has reinstated him in the squad, no matter the gap between appearances.

As long as it is, Emery is right. It's all in Ozil's yard. he can adjust – awesome. If not, whose fault?