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The former Gunners defender thinks that the World Cup winner's struggles to prove his worth under Unai Emery could lead to a split
Mesut Ozil "only plays when he wants to play," says William Gallas, Arsenal's point guard now heading towards a possible transfer in the summer window.
The World Cup winner received a lucrative contract extension in February 2018 and was considered a key element of Emirates Stadium's future plans.
The departure of Arsene Wenger however led Ozil to lose his favor. Unai Emery often ignored him completely or named him among the substitutes.
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Gallas thinks that a drop in grace is due to Ozil who failed to provide the expected level of consistency of a player with obvious talent.
The former defender of the Gunners said The sun: "Emery tried everything to try to make Ozil react but the player does not answer.
"It's a very difficult situation for Ozil and Arsenal.
"Everyone knows the quality of Ozil but he is not consistent, he only plays when he wants to play.
"Ozil should do more with the quality that he has, he must be the best player for Arsenal at every game in which he plays."
At the age of 30, he has not managed to perform at this level, a move elsewhere is under discussion.
No changes were made in January, but Gallas thinks it seems increasingly likely that Arsenal plans to part with Ozil and his salary when the next bargaining opportunity is over. to present oneself to.
The Frenchman added: "The fans are angry with Ozil and Emery knows it.
"He made the choice to throw Ozil on the bench to try to see if he would get a reaction from the player and it's now up to Ozil to do it.
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"If he does not succeed, Arsenal could consider selling it so that he can use the transfer money and his big salaries to buy a more efficient player."
Ozil has been in Arsenal since the completion of Real Madrid transfer of £ 42.5m ($ 56m) in the summer of 2013.
He has played 213 appearances for the club, scoring 41 goals and many badists, but his value to the cause is regularly questioned and a separation of chances may be the best option for all involved.
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