Mesut Ozil has supported Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after the striker was criticised by Toni Kroos for his flamboyant pre-planned goal celebrations.
Aubameyang is known for his goalscoring exploits in every team that he has played for and that gives the striker the chance to always celebrate his goals differently.
He has used the Black Panther mask as well as that of the Spiderman to celebrate before.
However, Kroos isn’t a fan of these celebrations and he recently slammed Aubameyang for those type of celebrations.
The striker replied to him and told him that he does his celebrations for his son and that he will keep changing them.
Ozil has now chosen a side and the German midfielder supported his Arsenal captain against his former national teammate.
As the exchange went on, Ozil took to Twitter to post a meme of one of Aubameyang’s goal celebrations where he donned a mask and captioned the post: “The best goal celebration! @Aubameyang7”
Ozil has played with both players at the club and international level and even though he has been axed from the Arsenal starting XI, the German clearly keeps his loyalty with his club.
Arsenal will hope that Aubameyang will be off his goal drought when club football returns after the international break.
Ozil should never have been frozen out. Simple!
Ozil is like Donald Trump his time is up but he just wont leave quietly…..
Trump? He is lost the election and is out of contract.
Ozil still has a contract last I checked, and it runs through this season.
Besides, their politics are very different. Trump is racist. Ozil is looking for peace, funds kids needs in Brazil and on.
ozil is just been professional in his statement,after all when he was frozen out of d German team Kroos did not even backed him
Telling lies about people we don’t like, proves that we are wrong.
BERLIN — Mesut Ozil is quitting Germany’s national soccer team after receiving intense criticism over his decision to pose for a picture with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey. In a series of statements posted Sunday on Twitter, Ozil announced his retirement from international soccer.Jul 22, 2018