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Arsenal would be willing to pay a portion of Mesut Ozil's salary to allow a loan transfer to Super Lig training, Fenerbahce, this summer.
What has prevented him from moving away from the Gunners in the past is his astronomical salary, which he could not get at any other club.
However, the Turkish Fanatik publication reports that Arsenal would be willing to let the Turkish club pay only 60% of its annual salary of 13.5 million pounds.
For example, North Londoners would pay £ 5.5m while Fenerbahce would pay £ 8m. The Super Lig club has come up with a plan to bring the World Cup winner to its club this summer and it seems like they have found an acceptable compromise.
What remains to be seen is Ozil's desire to move away from London and the Premier League, where he would enjoy life.
Fenerbahce – the club that number ten Arsenal backed in his childhood – led an extremely disappointing campaign last season by finishing 23rd in sixth place, his fierce rival, Galatasaray.
During his six years at the club, the former Werder Bremen player played more than 150 league games, scoring 32 goals and totaling 56 badists.
Last year, in his first season at Emery, Emery had only 20 starts in the league and had only five goals and two badists.
It is this slowdown in fitness that has caused Ozil to be severely criticized by supporters and experts for what they perceive as lack of effort on the part of the midfielder.
As quoted by The Mirror, Emmanuel Petit, a former Gunners gunman, said about the German: "
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