Arsenal player, Mesut Ozil has for the fourth time in his career emerged Germany’s National Team Player of the Year 2015. The 27 year-old Assist maestro garnered 45.9% of the total votes cast. Thomas Müller and Cologne’s Jonas Hector came second and third respectively.
Previous German Player of the Year winners:
2011: M. Özil
2012: M. Özil
2013: M. Özil
2014: T. Kroos
2015: M. Özil
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Ozil- Football passion, fairplay on the stands, British humour and Jamie Carragher on TV
Q- What’s the meaning this left hand pose? Mesut’s M? Can I imitate this?#AskOzil
Ozil- no no – it’s for my little niece “M”ira! You are free to use it whenever you want
Q- Ronaldo or Messi
Ozil- Flamini
Q- How did it feel when Germany won the world cup?
Ozil: There are no words for this moment
Q- Who will win Ballon d’Or this year?
Ozil- Is Flamini nominated?
Q- How does it feel to be absolutely adored and idolised by some many people?
Ozil: Oh, no reason to do so. Sometimes people love you, sometimes they put you down. But I really love my job
Being top of the league is one rare achievement for Arsenal , it should however come as no surprise if the feat is even celebrated at the Emirates. So, the Gunners finished the year with a well-deserved victory over Bournemouth yesterday and that was sort of an extra big deal for Mesut Ozil who took to his official instagram page to celebrate the achievement.
“Why should he be a scapegoat? For what? We’ve lost one game since 1 April. Let’s be realistic, We have come out of a very difficult preparation period with decisive games. We had very difficult games against Besiktas. I don’t know – a scapegoat for what?”
“What is difficult to manage today is that everybody knows absolutely everything and everybody judges people definitely on one game. You have to accept that football is played by human beings who have ups and downs like you have in your life.
“You have plenty of tacticians in the world who have managed zero games. You have to accept their opinion – they might be right, they might be wrong as well. They have to accept that. We live in a world where everybody has an opinion and we have to live with that. At the end of the day, somebody always has to make a decision and that’s the guy who is responsible.”
“They should not be concerned and just support him. I understand that you want your best players always to make the difference in every single game and we all go through periods where we are a bit less good,” he concluded.
Arsenal/Germany midfielder, Mesut Ozil just like the Algerian team when they reached the second round of the Brazil 2014 tournament has donated his World Cup winnings to the troubled people of Gaza; a whooping sum of £350,000 [$600,000].
The former Real Madrid player’s winnings are in two categories; the £237,000 bonus he received for helping Germany win the final, and the £118,000 he received for Germany’s semi- final win.