Mesut Ozil Wants To Stay With Arsenal As He Plans Contract Chat After Australia Tour - But He Hasn'T Spoken To Alexis Sanchez About His football Career - FOW 24 NEWS

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Mesut Ozil Wants To Stay With Arsenal As He Plans Contract Chat After Australia Tour - But He Hasn'T Spoken To Alexis Sanchez About His football Career

                  Mesut Ozil wants to stay at Arsenal.
The Germany midfielder, currently in the thick of a contract battle with the Gunners, only has a year left on his current deal and is demanding £350,000 a week to stay.

However, speaking on the club's tour to Australia, he was at pains to point out he would prefer to remain - and added that he hopes for talks to reach a conclusion in the near future.

'It is definitely my preference to stay,' Ozil said at the launch of the club's Puma-made third kit.

'It is such a great club and I have always said that I feel very good at Arsenal. Once everyone is back in London we will sit down and discuss the future.

'For now the most important thing is our pre-season and getting through the tour, training and getting fitness. When I'm back in London, we will sit down and discuss.'

Ozil added that he had not spoken to fellow contract rebel Alexis Sanchez - who also has a year left on his deal and who has been linked with a seismic move to Manchester City.

'I was on vacation and did not think about anyone else,' he said.

'I tried to clear my mind for myself. Obviously the player (Sanchez) has to think about his own future and that will be his own decision. It is something everyone has to respect.' 


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Mesut Ozil Wants To Stay With Arsenal As He Plans Contract Chat After Australia Tour - But He Hasn'T Spoken To Alexis Sanchez About His football Career Reviewed by FOW 24 News on July 12, 2017 Rating: 5                   Mesut Ozil wants to stay at Arsenal. The Germany midfielder, currently in the thick of a contract battle with the Gunn...

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