Olivier Giroud plays the target man role better than anyone else in world football, according to his former team-mate Younes Belhanda.
Giroud has struggled to break into the Arsenal team so far this season after being displaced by summer signing Alexandre Lacazette.
The 31-year-old fits the mould of a traditional target man with his burly frame and hold-up play, a dying breed in the Premier League.
And his ex-Montpellier team-mate Belhanda has heaped praise on Giroud's skill set, insisting he is in a league of his own when it comes to target men.