Ozil has been intensely connected with a January exit from the Emirates, in the wake of beginning just one alliance game this season.
Heavy armament specialists chief, Unai Emery, was enthused about offloading Ozil last January, however, the club couldn't discover a purchaser for the 30-year-old, who marked another four-year bargain worth £350,000 seven days in 2018.
Emery has offered a couple of affirmations to Ozil over his long haul future, however the German demands his future stays in North London.
Asked whether he would leave the club, Ozil told the Athletic: "No. I have an agreement until mid-year of 2021 and I will remain up to that point.
"At the point when I marked the new arrangement, I considered it cautiously and said it was one of the most significant choices of my footballing profession.
I would not like to remain for only a couple of more years, I needed to submit my future to Arsenal and the club needed me to do likewise.
"You can experience troublesome occasions, this way, yet there is no motivation to flee and I'm not going to. I'm here until in any event 2021.
"I said that Arsene Wenger was a major factor in me joining Arsenal — and he was — at the end of the day I marked for the club.
In any event, when Arsene declared he was leaving, I needed to remain in light of the fact that I cherish playing for Arsenal and that is the reason I've been here for a long time.
"At the point when I moved from Real Madrid, it was an extremely intense time for Arsenal.
However, I generally had faith in what we could do and together we conveyed. All the more as of late, things have been troublesome and a great deal has changed.
Be that as it may, I'm glad to be an Arsenal player, a fan and I'm upbeat here. At whatever point individuals see me in the road I generally state, 'This is my home'. I'm going
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