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.
Football Sport News
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.
Jack Grealish ice cream tale cannot hide his striking Man City truth
If it wasn't clear before, Jack Grealish has done the work to prove it beyond doubt: eating 16 scoops of ice cream is not ideal preparation for carrying out Pep Guardiola's instructions on a football pitch.
Man United have three things to consider when choosing between Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen
It's the international break so what else is there to do but look forward and dream of the perfect transfer window for Manchester United?
David Beckham gives Brentford seal of approval as son Romeo plots development path
David Beckham has been keeping tabs on son Romeo's development at Brentford with the prospect of father and son reuniting at MLS side Inter Miami.
Bernardo Silva has just reminded Man City of their top summer transfer priority
Last week, Pep Guardiola heralded Bernardo Silva as a player who could press three players in one minute - something the manager claimed no other player in world football can do.
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.
Two Manchester United away games could help turn a good season into a great one
The home straight of the most unusual football season in memory is almost upon us. This is a campaign that has been split into thirds. We've had the opening salvo before the World Cup, the heart of the year between late December and this international break and now all that awaits is the sprint finish.