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Gomez: Goal drought is bad luck
- Updated: October 10, 2016
Wolfsburg forward Mario Gomez says he is unconcerned by his lack of goals, because he feels he is still playing well for his new club.
The Germany international has yet to open his account for the Wolves since joining them in the summer after finishing last season as the Turkish league’s top goalscorer with Besiktas – forcing his way back into the national team for Euro 2016 on the strength of those goals in the process.
His failure to find the back of the net in the Bundesliga this season has drawn criticism, but the 31-year-old says he is relaxed about it all.
“I’ve actually made a good start to the …
