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Bayer Munich President, Uli Hoeness, said that Mesut Ozil was "for years "and hides behind his recent international retirement to compensate Ozil announced his retirement from the German national team on Sunday after being criticized for taking a photo with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan before the 2018 FIFA World Cup, where Die Mannschaft crashed at an exit from the premie r turn
Hoeness spoke to Sport Bild (h / t Mirror by Mark Jones) and Ozil's decision was hardly upset:
"Ozil has been playing for years and won his last tackle before the 2014 World Cup.
he plays in the field plays cross pbades. Now he hides behind his photo behind this photo
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"Nobody was questioning about the fact that he was playing shit at the World Cup.
" His 35 million followers who, of course, do not exist in the real world, all think that he played very well when he pbaded a crossing. "
Hoeness [19659009] went so far as to say Die Roten were feeding Ozil in meetings with Arsenal as they saw it as a hole in their armor: "Whenever we played against Arsenal, we were playing against him because we knew that he was the weak point. "
The third and final episode of (DFB) President Reinhard Grindel, whom he accused of "mistreatment" in the case:
Oltly a meeting with the controversial leader Erdogan-who was also badisted by Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan – and how his Turkish ancestry made the affair acceptable. He believes that the German media and members of the German Football Association, DFB, are far from accepting.
Germany follows the trend of the World Cup champions to fall to the first hurdle of their title in Russia. They finished this summer's tournament in the group stage after losing 2-0 to South Korea (19459014) in their last match. They finished at the bottom of group F.
The star of the Gunners leaves the national team role in their race to crown the 2014 World Cup, which now seems to be the crowning of his international mandate .
The German journalist Raphael Honigstein told TalkSport's Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast show that Ozil could return to the fold if Grindel were to retreat and touch the "toxic" environment surrounding Germany at present:
Alan Brazil sports breakfast @ SportsBreakfast
"This sends a disturbing message."
@Honigstein explains why the departure of Mesut Ozil could change the long-term future of the German national team.
Listen below ⬇️ https://t.co/fUHTP4bcCf
Hoeness & # 39; comments are hardly used to repair broken bridges, and one thing that now seems certain is Bayern will only never a movement to recruit Ozil as long as the 66-year-old is in the president's chair.
As noted by commentator Kevin Hatchard, ] Hoeness may have inadvertently supported Ozil in his difficult situation after revealing another unpleasant aspect of the hierarchy of German football:
Kevin Hatchard ?⚽️ [19659013] @ kevinhatchard
@baba_jasmine @ MikkyMo73 The abuses of far right groups are not a surprise, but they have also infiltrated in the mainstream media in Germany, and if he no longer feels supported by the DFB, I can understand why he is moving away. Hoeness's comments today indicate an unfair feeling towards him
Ozil was highlighted as a weak point on the side of Joachim Low at the time of the release of the World Cup, but all of the The team was not at its best.
Yet, while the Arsenal star felt persecuted, Low received badurances about his future with the team, for Sky Sports :
Germany [19659018] @ DFB_Team_UK [19659024] OFFICIAL: Joachim # Löw will continue as head coach of #DieMannschaft ?? https://t.co/PL6xJUgPxH
Hoeness has evolved quickly from a player who had a big hand in Germany 2014 The triumph of the World Cup while the fallout of a disastrous campaign in Russia continues to spark sparks.
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