Arsenal midfielder Mesut Özil feels a huge disappointment at the removal from the roster for the current year of the English league. The German player and world champion from 2014 is sorry that the London club did not repay his loyalty and loyalty to him.
Thirty-two-year-old Özil did not even fit into the selection of coach Mikel Arteta for the European League, so he will play for the maximum Arsenal reserve team under 23 years. His lucrative contract for £ 350,000 a week (10.4 million crowns) will expire next summer.
“I’m really deeply disappointed that I haven’t been on the roster for this Premier League season yet,” Özil said in a statement on social networks. “When I signed a new contract in 2018, I promised loyalty and loyalty to Arsenal – the club I love. I’m sorry it wasn’t mutual. As I found out, loyalty is hard to come by these days.” added the former German representative.
He transferred to Arsenal in 2013 from Real Madrid for £ 42.4 million, a club record at the time. At first he was one of the mainstays of the “Gunners”, but his position began to gradually weaken. After a coronavirus break, Özil hadn’t played for a minute and was now apparently permanently weaned.
“Coach Arteta and I were on a positive wave and I would say that my performances were very good. But then things changed again and I was not allowed to play football for Arsenal,” said Özil.
“Whatever happens, I will continue to fight for my chance and I will not allow my eighth season at Arsenal to end like this,” added the former football player Schalke or Bremen, who scored 44 goals and 77 assists in 254 competitive matches for the London team.
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