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- Crocked by Fortnite? Mesut Ozil back injury woes could be due to 'video game addiction,' doctor says
Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil has been missing from the Arsenal lineup since early October due to a nagging back complaint, and a German sports science professor has supported a theory suggesting video gaming could be to blame.Sport News - 'He doesn't want to talk to us' - Germany manager Low on Ozil Arsenal snub
Germany manager Joachim Low admits he and the German Football Association (DFB) must accept Mesut Ozil "doesn't want to talk to us" after being snubbed by the Arsenal midfielder in a recent visit to the club's traning ground.Sport News - ‘His claims of racism are exaggerated’: German coach Low breaks silence on Ozil debate
Germany coach Joachim Low has broken his silence on the debate surrounding Mesut Ozil's claims of racism, saying the player has not contacted him since his national team retirement and that his accusations are “exaggerated.”Sport News - ‘25 Germans and 2 goat f***ers’: Ilkay Gundogan shows support for Ozil
Germany midfielder Ilkay Gundogan has spoken out in support of beleaguered former teammate Mesut Ozil and says he himself sought treatment from a psychiatrist after suffering racist abuse from fans.Sport News - ‘Wogs’ & ‘potatoes’: Ozil revealed as part of German World Cup training bust-up
Reports have surfaced of a German national team training ground bust-up during the recent 2018 World Cup in Russia in which two sets of players, one including Mesut Ozil, traded racial epithets such as “wog.”Sport News - Merkel on Ozil debate: ‘Mistreatment of immigrants must be taken seriously’
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has weighed in on the ‘racism’ debate surrounding ex-national team footballer Mesut Ozil, asserting that poor treatment of immigrants should be “taken seriously.”Sport News
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