Former World Cup Winner Mesut Ozil Retires From Football
World Cup winner Mesut Ozil announced his retirement from football on Wednesday after an illustrious international career with Germany and club spells with Real Madrid and Arsenal.
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Former Arsenal, Real Madrid and Germany star Mesut Ozil announces retirement from professional football
Former Arsenal and Real Madrid star Mesut Ozil has announced his retirement from professional football, aged 34. Ozil came through the youth team of his local club Schalke before moving to Werder Bremen where he won the DFB Pokal Cup and helped the team reach the final of the 2009 UEFA Cup. Ad A move to Real Madrid followed, where Ozil won the league in 2012 as well as the Copa del Rey twice.
End of the road: Former Germany international Mesut Ozil retires from football
Former World Cup winner Mesut Ozil announced his retirement from football on Wednesday after an illustrious career that saw him help Germany to international glory and shine for Real Madrid and Arsenal.
Ex-Germany midfielder Ozil announces end of playing career
Germany's World Cup-winning midfielder Mesut Ozil announced his retirement from football at the age of 34 on Wednesday.
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