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Mesut Ozil hints that he will move to Fenerbahce, and explains: Why is Ronaldo bigger than Messi
Arsenal's dried-up midfielder has commented on his future and departure, explaining why he was attracted to Fenner, claiming that Sergio Ramos is the big brake of today and stinging on the small difference between Ronaldo and Messi
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Mesut Ozil, until a few years ago a football star in Europe and recently a player who was not included in the Arsenal squad and does not see a minute of play, answered questions from surfers yesterday (Monday), referring to his tenure at Arsenal, his time in Germany and his future.
Ozil was first asked what would have happened if Tottenham (Arsenal's rival) had been the only team to offer him a contract, and replied: "Easy question. Retire!".
Although Ozil is dehydrated at Arsenal and was not included in the squad, preferring to continue to receive his high salary (£ 350,000 per season) rather than move to another team, he said: "There have been many ups and downs, but I will never regret moving to Arsenal.
And to be honest, the two games I played before Corona were also great fun ... I really enjoyed it and thought we were on a positive path ... but after the break things changed unfortunately. "
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There were also beautiful days.
Ozil (Photo: GettyImages)
Ozil, a Turkish-born midfielder who grew up in Germany, was mentioned as a candidate to move to Turkish Fenerbahce, writing: "I grew up as a Fenerbahce fan in Germany. Every German German is a fan of a team in Turkey when he grew up in Germany. The biggest club in the country. "
On his professional future he replied: "I will definitely continue to play after Arsenal. There are two countries I want to play football in before I retire: Turkey and the USA.
If I go to Turkey, I can only play in Fenerbahce. "
Ozil was part of the German team that won the World Cup in 2014, but also suffered from tensions with the Germans over his Turkish identity and left in harsh tones, after being photographed with Turkish President Erdogan. He felt racist and unwanted. "However, he has no regrets:" Obviously I have amazing memories of my time on the team.
We won the World Cup and were part of a great era of German football.
I will never regret playing for the German national team.
Much has been said about the way it ended, but I have no regrets.
In life you are progressing and I am grateful.
Only recently did I receive a nice letter from the chairman of the association regarding all the events that were with me. "
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Choose to remember the positive.
Ozil on the team (Photo: GettyImages)
In his opinion, will Sergio Ramos be remembered as one of the greatest brakemen in history?
Ozil: "Yes, he has been world-class for a decade. And what a leader he has become. His desire to win is amazing. I think he is the biggest brake in my generation."
Will you forever remember your song in the Arsenal stands?
"Obviously. It was a tremendous moment when I first heard it at the Emirates Stadium. It was the moment I realized - wow, okay, you really did something here, and it makes sense for you to stay here for a long time."
Ozil was also asked about Ronaldo or Messi, and answered in favor of someone who had previously played with him at Real Madrid: "Messi has always proved to be one of the greatest players to have been in Spain. But Ronaldo has always been the best in every country he has played in!".
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