Mesut Ozil ‘Agrees’ Three-Year Deal With Fenerbahce

Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil is set to finally leave the English side after he was removed from the club’s Premier League squad.

The German international reportedly agreed to join Turkish side Fenerbahce.

Ozil joined the Gunners from Real Madrid in 2013 but has been out of coach Mikel Arteta’s plans since he took charge in December 2019.

Reports in Turkey suggest it is a ‘dream move’ for the 32-year-old who is expected to join the 19-time Turkish league winners this month.

The report said he has agreed on a three-and-a-half-year contract, which brings to an end his £350,000 per week deal at Arsenal.

Ozil, who had been in talks with US side DC United, posted a throwback picture on Tuesday night. January 5, on Twitter of him in Istanbul with the caption: ‘This city.

He was signed by Arsene Wenger in a club-record fee of £42million, and went on make 184 Premier League appearances as well as scoring 33 goals.

Ozil also won three FA Cups and Community Shield.

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