There are few players in the modern era, or rather the Emirates era as it’s sometimes called, that have gone down as Arsenal legends the same way the players who played at Highbury have. Yet, for many and myself included, one of those players is Santi Cazorla.
Scorer of a brilliant free-kick in the 2014 FA Cup final against Hull City, the midfield magician picked up another medal one year later in the final with Aston Villa. The Spaniard oozed class and could perform some brilliant touches with the ball and passes to make any viewer wide-eyed.
His time playing in Qatar is now at an end after three years in the MiiddleEeast. His record with Al Sadd was strong scoring 32 goals in 76 matches, evidence of what the 38-year-old is still capable of.
