- Mesut Ozil could be on his way out of the Arsenal with rumors of a move to Turkey
- Ozil signed for Arsenal in 2013 under Arsene Wenger from Real Madrid in a deadline day transfer
- Has won FA Cups with the Gunners including Mikel Arteta’s first trophy with the club back in August
- The Spaniard has frozen the German out this season despite his £350,000 a week wages
- Mental Health and Psychosocial considerations during the COVID-19
Mesut Ozil looks to be on his way out of Arsenal after transfer links to Turkey and USA.
The former German international is said to be considering a move to join Turkish side Fenerbahce.
Ozil, who joined the Gunners from Real Madrid in 2013, has barely been used by manager Mikel Arteta and was not included in his squad this season.
The door for his exit at Arsenal was opened last year and Ozil has now agreed to make the move to Turkey where he has strong links.
Reports in Turkey suggest it is a ‘dream move’ for the 32-year-old who will join the 19-time Turkish league winners this month.
He is said to have agreed a three-and-a-half-year contract, which brings an end to his £350,000 per week deal at Arsenal. The Gunners will, however, pay his wages for the first six months of his Fenerbahce contract, which is worth £4.5m a year. Ozil will also receive a signing on fee of £2.2m.
Ozil, who has also been in talks with US side DC United.
