Germany’s World Cup\u002Dwinning midfielder Mesut Ozil announced his retirement from football at the age of 34 on Wednesday.
Ozil made 645 appearances for club and country, in which he scored 114 goals and had 222 assists.
He signed for Real Madrid a month after the World Cup and spent three years in Spain, winning one LaLiga title and the Spanish Super Cup. Ozil made 105 LaLiga appearances for Real, scoring 19 goals. He also played a starring role for Germany at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, starting all seven of their games as they became the first European team to win the tournament on South American soil.Article content
“In his most successful time he was among the best players in the world. I enjoyed working with him. He had exceptional abilities. His skills and game overview were outstanding.”“We all at the national team wish him and his family all the best for his time after his career,” Flick said.
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