Inside Mesut Ozil's dramatic Arsenal exit as former teammate claims he 'had problems with everyone'
Nacho Monreal has lifted the lid on his time at Arsenal and has suggested that wantaway midfielder Mesut Ozil had problems with everyone at the club.
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Former Arsenal star Mesut Ozil breaks silence following Fenerbahce squad exclusion
Former Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil has sent Fenerbahce fans a message after he was excluded from their squad.
Gareth Bale aims little dig at Real Madrid after Wales heroics and slams ‘disgusting’ criticism
Gareth Bale has branded the recent criticism of him in the Spanish press as ‘disgusting’ and made a pointed comment on his lack of game time at Real Madrid after putting on a masterclass for Wales.
Mesut Ozil: Sergio Ramos' epic show of support after Mourinho bust-up at Madrid
It was announced on Thursday that former Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil has been ‘excluded’ from the Fenerbahce squad. In a statement announcing the suspension of both Ozil and former Watford loanee Ozan Tufan, the Turkish club declined to give a reason behind their decision.
Why former Arsenal star Mesut Ozil has been removed from Fenerbahce squad
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Ex-Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil ‘suspended indefinitely’ by Fenerbahce
Mesut Ozil has been ‘suspended indefinitely’ from Fenerbahce’s squad following a bust-up with the team’s head coach Ismail Kartal.
Ex-politican Neuendorf is new boss of embattled German FA
The 60-year-old succeeds Fritz Keller, who resigned in May 2021 amid a scandal after comparing his deputy to a notorious Nazi-era judge.
Ex-Politician Bernd Neuendorf Is New Boss Of Embattled German Football Association
Former politician Bernd Neuendorf was on Friday voted in as the new president of the embattled German Football Association (DFB). The 60-year-old succeeds Fritz Keller, who resigned in May 2021 amid a scandal after comparing his deputy to a notorious Nazi-era judge. Prior to that, there had been a power struggle at the top lasting months which saw general secretary Friedrich Curtius resign. Neuendorf was voted in by a clear majority at a meeting in Bonn. He called for unity after years of turbulent scandals have dogged the German FA. "We have to keep the shop together," he said.