Ozil Could Have Been The GOAT Playmaker, But Then He Disappeared

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  • @Krishnakumar-wl7ih
    @Krishnakumar-wl7ih 10 месяцев назад +557

    Getting 19 assists from the team with only Sanchez doing justice to his passes is just unbelievable. In any other top top team, that season would have given him 35 assists.

    • @bfari2
      @bfari2 5 месяцев назад +37

      For real, he and Sanchez carried Arsenal at that time, plus with the directive fucking it up on Sanchez last years it went downhill right away. Ozil was a baller for sure

    • @7jugo
      @7jugo 3 месяца назад +9

      Some of those players should be in jail for bottling his greatness

  • @manrajs4998
    @manrajs4998 Год назад +841

    First watched Ozil in euro 2008, never seen someone with the vision he had. Unbelievable talent!

    • @hamzamushab
      @hamzamushab Год назад +25

      He didn't play in 2008 euros ...

    • @Real_Deutsch_boy
      @Real_Deutsch_boy Год назад +31

      @@hamzamushab I think he means the under 21 euros

    • @hamzamushab
      @hamzamushab Год назад +4

      @@Real_Deutsch_boy makes sense

    • @recruitmentch
      @recruitmentch Год назад

      LOOOOOOOOOOOL

    • @pritapp788
      @pritapp788 Год назад +1

      That's a shame since he didn't play at that tournament.

  • @mahmoodbabatunde5652
    @mahmoodbabatunde5652 Год назад +327

    He was definitely the Assists King.

    • @liyabonanokamba
      @liyabonanokamba Год назад +2

      cap

    • @shayaanzarifrahmanvictoria7190
      @shayaanzarifrahmanvictoria7190 Год назад +8

      @@liyabonanokamba ofc he is. he was on the right track until some hustlers who are plastic fans creates rumours, and unfortunately happens to be racism.

    • @40glo46
      @40glo46 Год назад +1

      @@shayaanzarifrahmanvictoria7190 was the Turkish league also racist when they dropped him? He turned into a lazy shit at the end of his career. The only reason people make excuses for him is because he has an incredible or team

    • @40glo46
      @40glo46 Год назад

      @@shayaanzarifrahmanvictoria7190 pr team*

    • @xenisty4829
      @xenisty4829 11 месяцев назад +2

      lazy but more work rate thqn sanchez but sanchez is so called hardworking. drop the act

  • @Just_Donn
    @Just_Donn Год назад +366

    I am a man United fan but ozil was a baller. ..such talents won't be seen anytime soon...happy retirement ozil....the assist king

    • @shashankvats753
      @shashankvats753 6 месяцев назад +1

      Exactly exactly, exfuckingactly!!

  • @imranu8535
    @imranu8535 Год назад +152

    Ozil was a class act. It was a blessing for him was to play alongside a prime Ronaldo - Ronaldo buried most chances created by Ozil... Ozil - Underrated master class 🙌

  • @davidwilker6997
    @davidwilker6997 Год назад +98

    He was by far my favorite player in his prime. He played at my club Werder Bremen and then at Madrid, he was one of the absolute best and just a joy to watch.
    I am a german and it gets me furious every time listening how other germans are talking about him. They have no clue, they are reducing him on the picture with Erdogan. They have no clue what a diamond we had.
    He was one of the best german players of all time!!!

    • @pritapp788
      @pritapp788 Год назад +7

      Don't care much about the Erdogan thing, but you have to remember two things:
      -When that happened, his career was already in freefall and that event just destroyed him further, particularly as it was not a great period of Arsenal's history and was followed by Germany's crash at the World Cup in 2018;
      -As you say, Ozil's best years were with Werder and Real. He deserves immense plaudits for that. Yet what we mostly hear about is how brilliant he was in... England, where he had the worst periods of his career.
      He deserves to be remembered for all the good things he did prior to moving to Arsenal, after that not so much.

    • @ihatetheantichrist2752
      @ihatetheantichrist2752 3 месяца назад

      doesn't matter how good he was as he was turkeys diamond not yours

    • @jensmarkgraf
      @jensmarkgraf Месяц назад

      Einverstanden. Aber was für ein Sensibelchen! Im Vergleich zu anderen Profisportlern, mein ich.
      Eine echte Diva :D Aber zu Recht, keine Frage.
      Das er sich dann ohne Not "gegen" Deutschland entschied, und dafür steht, für mich, das Erdogan-Foto,
      find ich trotzdem mieß.
      Neben allem Schmäh und aller berechtigter und unberechtigter Kritik wurde er mit Sicherheit auch hier
      ordentlich angehimmelt.
      Dann umzuziehen in ein Land, wo Leute, wenn sie dich eben dissen, in den Knast wandern können
      find ich nicht so stark.
      Als türkenliebender Berliner

    • @MystikLFT
      @MystikLFT 24 дня назад

      @@ihatetheantichrist2752??? He never played in turkey. The german turks were proud of him not the normal turks, a lot of turkish people even hated him, that he decided to play for germany...

  • @robertsprinke5336
    @robertsprinke5336 Год назад +432

    Özil was an absolute mastermind. Sad his career come to an unworthy end and indeed hoped we will see him back at his home club Schalke, but our situation was simply to bad.
    I have huge respect for him that he always spoke out his mind ("in good times i'm german, in bad times i'm turkish") and showed off field engagement for very important but uncomfortable topics (persecution of chinese muslims) while risking his own career. Also I cheered him up for always admitting his own faults (bad greedy management in his first years, personal decisions, etc.). Sadly most germans still feel offended when some players can adapt to two nationalities/cultures...

    • @Jj_2723
      @Jj_2723 Год назад +14

      That’s messed up. Americans don’t seem to face the same problem. There are so many dual national players and their home countries aren’t hostile to eachother unlike Germans and Turks

    • @AQGOAT24
      @AQGOAT24 Год назад +28

      You can't even blame him for that, he wasn't a citizen until he was 16 and a footy talent being scouted. Of course he will identify with what he was raised to be seen as.

    • @safyant3904
      @safyant3904 9 месяцев назад +8

      yeah cause he was a muslim@@Jj_2723

    • @Rickpotato123
      @Rickpotato123 9 месяцев назад

      U like Nazis Robert? Özil is a Nazi. See his Tatoo on the chest.

    • @MeMe-wc9be
      @MeMe-wc9be 9 месяцев назад

      The only problem with Ozil was that he was a Turkish Muslim in a racist nazi Germany !

  • @bgorski6937
    @bgorski6937 Год назад +457

    As an Arsenal supporter, there were so many times when he should've just shot but he always looked for a fancy pass. That would drive me nuts.

    • @finding_aether
      @finding_aether Год назад +57

      Ozil and Hleb.... genius passers but refuses to shoot😅

    • @rayshowtv2350
      @rayshowtv2350 Год назад +17

      ​@UVWXYZ it's a crime to compare Özil and Hleb. Hleb needs help

    • @mazkebar
      @mazkebar Год назад +4

      Were u ALSO chanting/believed “better than Zidane”? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣DELUSIONAL ARSENAL FANS! THE GOAT OF MIDFIELD VS. Ozil 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @finding_aether
      @finding_aether Год назад

      @@mazkebar its a song.. u believe people fly to the moon? Are you Drax in disguise that you take everything literally?
      Dumbest comment on youtube in 2023.

    • @thret9796
      @thret9796 Год назад +38

      @@mazkebar ozil is very comparable to zidane

  • @sirgamer3795
    @sirgamer3795 11 месяцев назад +42

    I was never a fan of any club ozil ever played at but he was always one of my favourite players! His only problem was he was the best at a position that was being fazed out of football. Was always a treat to get to see him do his thing

  • @MaryAYoung
    @MaryAYoung 11 месяцев назад +43

    I will never forget ozil. It was beautiful to watch him play

  • @V4velasquez
    @V4velasquez Год назад +36

    Ozil said he went to Real only Bc Mourinho called him and the club showed more interest by showing the whole club and barca just showed the club and guardiola didn’t even came by to talk with him

    • @defjam137
      @defjam137 Год назад +8

      It was better for him to join Madrid cos he couldn't have benched any of the barca starters back then

    • @V4velasquez
      @V4velasquez Год назад +1

      @@defjam137 like Fábregas back Then

    • @40glo46
      @40glo46 Год назад

      @@V4velasquez Fabregas wasn’t at Barca when ozil joined madrid, cesc joined Barca a year later

  • @therodian96
    @therodian96 Год назад +214

    Mesut Özil is a hard case. Because I'm German, the subject of Özil often comes up and I've talked and argued with others about him a lot.
    In my opinion, Özil is perhaps the most talented player Germany has ever had. He was absurdly good, his understanding of the game, his vision, he saw spaces and opportunities before they were there. He was creative, technically unbelievably good, could dribble and decide 1 vs 1 situations for himself, something that only a few in the German national team, could do. He was the perfect playmaker and a joy to watch. He had the potential to become one of the greatest of all time.
    But then there was also the other side of Özil, a very frustrating side. He was undisciplined, lazy and and a difficult human being from time to time.
    His body language on the pitch was often questionable, when the game wasn't going his way he would get frustrated and sometimes stop playing. He was the kind of player we in Germany call a "Schönwetterfußball", that means a player who only performs when it's going well.
    Beyond the appropriate criticism, Özil has received a lot of racism in Germany. Even tho he was born and raised in Gelsenkirchen(Schalke), many Germans could not appreciate him simply because of his turkish roots. Now that his career is over, Mesut Özil will forever be one of the biggest "what if's" in modern football for me.

    • @kaedeakamatsu6877
      @kaedeakamatsu6877 Год назад +1

      only that he never recieved lots of racism because of his turkish roots. gündogan is loved here in germany as well. why? because he is a likable person. he is intelligent, and never says or does stupid shit. özil on the other hand like you said was a lazy slob and this is why he recieved so much hate from us. btw not taking pictures with a dictator helps as well. imagine a scenario where müller or neuer takes pictures with hitler, how would people like that? yes gündogan did it as well but we all know that he is a good person and he apologized so we forgave him. stop playing the race card because it has always been his own fault.

    • @Dir3ctH3X
      @Dir3ctH3X 11 месяцев назад +50

      He doesn't need to show "work-rate", that's an excuse. Germany had so many good solid options for ball holding and midfield control, the last thing you want is you creative genius getting into tackles and risking injury all the time. Guys like Pirlo and Ozil , Juan Riquelme , Paolo Sosa, make up for "work rate" with their creative talents. The rest of the team knows this and covers for it, or makes the right calls in behind. These guys are even more precious because the modern footballer is an absolute machine at doing the basics, they can all tackle, run , press etc, but very few of them can do what Ozil did and have that ball on a string. You can see that with the 2022 Argentinian team, which was entirely setup around Messi and in the semi against Croatia you could see how that worked when he turned it on against Gvardiol. In tight games you need an Ozil, a Pirlo, a Messi , a Zidane to bring magic that is the 1% differentiator and wins you games. Germany should have built an entire team around Ozil, and when he wanted to leave Arsenal, brought him back to Bayern or Dortmund or even Werder and stuck him cotton wool.

    • @therodian96
      @therodian96 11 месяцев назад +7

      @@Dir3ctH3X I never said he had to get into tackles or help out defensively to show "work rate". That's not what I meant and nobody expected that from him.
      When things weren't going well or he simply didn't feel like it, he also neglected his offensive duties from time to time.
      He no longer sprinted for the ball or gave up after a few steps, hung his head, didn't really offer to get the ball or to get involved in the game. He started to play the safe pass instead of trying something more risky, his standards got worse, he took a lot of very bad penalties in important situations, he just seemed unmotivated.

    • @kaedeakamatsu6877
      @kaedeakamatsu6877 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@Dir3ctH3X so much bs in that comment. btw ozil wasn't even good enough for bayern, dortmund or bremen when he left arsenal. why should we try and save his career? he never gave a shit and didn't give us anything. we don't owe him anything. he is just 1 of thousands of players who wasted their career by being lazy. I can assure you that nobody in germany gives a shit about ozil and nobody wanted him back in germany.

    • @Dir3ctH3X
      @Dir3ctH3X 11 месяцев назад +29

      @@therodian96 That just speaks to bad management to be honest. Mourinho got a tune out of him. A manager that doesn't do magic on the best of days. Confidence players need nurturing, even Messi decided he'd had enough of the Albiceleste at one point and walked out until they begged him to come back

  • @phiaklangtangjang5250
    @phiaklangtangjang5250 10 месяцев назад +27

    I still fail to digest the fact that he failed to break Henry's record premier league assist of 20 while he had reached 18 assist at the first half of the season and only got 1 assist at the second half.. Was it him or the strikers fault, but that is something hard to get over... Amazing player, always loved him even though he played for clubs I don't support

  • @thorebergmann1986
    @thorebergmann1986 2 месяца назад +10

    He was one of the key figures at winning the 2014 WC. Without him, I truly think we wouldn't have completed the knock-out stage. I feel bad for what was done to him because of his political believes. He was treated poorly by the german public.

  • @captainkeller2792
    @captainkeller2792 4 месяца назад +10

    The stuff you said about germany at the time cant be more true. I remember when the 2010 WC was my teachers were praising özils perfomance. "The Turkish guy was really good at that game". thats what one of them said.

    • @sunzi7466
      @sunzi7466 4 месяца назад +2

      he betrayed Turkey for fame and money. this is the truth and any real Turk knows that...

    • @sunzi7466
      @sunzi7466 4 месяца назад +1

      he betrayed Turkey for fame and money. this is the truth and any real Turk knows that...

    • @dirtyhands8351
      @dirtyhands8351 2 месяца назад +4

      he was called turk because thats what he was and is.

    • @Vitoman901
      @Vitoman901 2 месяца назад +4

      @@dirtyhands8351You do realize it does make someone feel like an outsider? When they are born and raised in germany?
      No shit his heritage is not german, but you should call him german. Look at Zlatan, even though he also faced racism he is always called swedish

    • @dirtyhands8351
      @dirtyhands8351 2 месяца назад

      @@Vitoman901 don't be an outsider then you don't get called one. Idc about heritage. Any refugee that has lived here for 2 years can speak better german than him. He lived in a parallel society.

  • @theanomalycentral817
    @theanomalycentral817 3 месяца назад +17

    Arsenal wasted him. I say this as an Arsenal fan

  • @fifacardsreview
    @fifacardsreview 7 месяцев назад +19

    He was always that very talented and gifted kid who did not try hard enough but when he did... he was magical!

    • @rond3238
      @rond3238 7 месяцев назад +4

      Totally agree. There is a reason Real Madrid won so much after Ozil left. They filled his position with better workrate...Real were better without Ozil.....sorry to say, but its the truth

    • @amerhst1201
      @amerhst1201 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@rond3238 Real was better because they had a better coach and all around better players.

  • @JJ-qc9ld
    @JJ-qc9ld 2 месяца назад +5

    Forever one of my favorite players of all time. He was something special, I wish he had never left Madrid.

  • @edwinsparda7622
    @edwinsparda7622 Год назад +28

    There's is alot of information missing in a certain part of this video. Germany is one of several nations that leans heavily on Jus Sanguinis instead of Jus Solis (birthright citizenship). As a result, Klose and Podolski are automatically Germans because they are Aussiedler since they had German Ancestors from the Prussian Province of Silesia. Because of the wars, part of their ancestors became emigrants. Both of them had the option of "Right to Return" to Germany. Even if they were born outside of the country, they're still Germans; hence Jus Sanguinis.

    • @yavantii3615
      @yavantii3615 Год назад

      this video is extremely poorly researched and uses a populist narrative to act like Özil was somehow an unfair outsider case, when in reality this is simply just the norm of how citizenship works.

    • @SpiritStoneWarrior94-yx3gs
      @SpiritStoneWarrior94-yx3gs 5 месяцев назад

      Yet now you let all the terrorists in to your country without any question.

  • @Do27gg
    @Do27gg Год назад +51

    Just such a different player. Not the most physical but the way he thought outside the box is incredible

    • @za9883
      @za9883 11 месяцев назад +7

      Maybe the best player ever at making the final ball. Getting the assist

  • @MohamedEssam-su6vx
    @MohamedEssam-su6vx Год назад +60

    Can you please do a video about an African player called Abutrika he is one of the best players in Egypts history that didn't play in Europe. Just follow Manual Josey to al ahly and you will find a story worth telling.

    • @Makainternational
      @Makainternational Год назад +8

      Abutrika is a very good shout. I would say also Hossam Hassan, Mahmoud El Khatib or goalkeeper Essam El Hadary who was always defying age. Those would be the best examples from Egypt’s past.

    • @mahmoudelshafey3870
      @mahmoudelshafey3870 Год назад +7

      The player who was exiled from his own nation.... what a title

    • @Sascha1887
      @Sascha1887 Год назад

      No thanks

  • @TheHitman488
    @TheHitman488 7 месяцев назад +5

    The general German public never cared about him having Turkish roots nor any of the other national team players having roots outside of Germany.

  • @superrookie7553
    @superrookie7553 Год назад +1602

    racism happened

    • @Mohler41
      @Mohler41 Год назад +78

      The Truth is not racsims

    • @AndresMagnone
      @AndresMagnone Год назад +111

      You mean xenophobia...

    • @seadescobar1259
      @seadescobar1259 Год назад +166

      can you tell why ilkay gündogan still plays for the german national team? both were heavily criticised after taking pictures with erdogan but only gündogan had the balls to say sorry...

    • @zshaiv
      @zshaiv Год назад

      @@seadescobar1259ilkay didnt had the balls, he was a pussy for apologies without a reason, anyone can have a political opinion

    • @jeffdahmer7932
      @jeffdahmer7932 Год назад +37

      Nope
      We love gündogan.

  • @ziconf
    @ziconf Год назад +4

    Man, this hast to be one of the best channels on this platform! Thank you and keep it up

  • @namernassir3831
    @namernassir3831 3 месяца назад +14

    Zlatan had the same problem... He fought through. When Sweden wins a match!!! The SWEDE ZLATAN scored. When they lose! The Bosnian Zlatan lost. It seems no one stood by Özil's side which is sad . But! A world cup title, that can't be removed from the history. Danke schön 👏👏

  • @yassuke3775
    @yassuke3775 8 месяцев назад +7

    Ozil was and is one of my favorite players.I loved watching him while Playing at Real and Arsenal.It's sad he needed to retire....

  • @arwindrasutapa1243
    @arwindrasutapa1243 5 месяцев назад +7

    Ozil is my favourite player in Arsenal aside from Dennis Bergkamp. He's so great even bring Germany to win World Cup. So sad his career ended because of absurd accusation.

  • @MrOmiblack
    @MrOmiblack 9 месяцев назад +4

    wow what a video!!! you are not just analyzing the footbal side but the social and personal side. Bravo

  • @N0ne_L3ft
    @N0ne_L3ft Год назад +262

    If Mesut Ozil Stayed at Real, He WOULD'VE been the best midfielder ever.

    • @KingKaiFistx20
      @KingKaiFistx20 Год назад +41

      Imagine him and Modric forming Madrid's dynamic midfield duo. 🤯 And in that alternate reality, Kroos would stay with Bayern and not get transferred to Madrid.

    • @blank1933
      @blank1933 Год назад +8

      @@KingKaiFistx20 Modric isn’t anything special lmao. He was holding the bench for Khedria, Alonso and Özil. Incredibly overrated

    • @kiklopka8690
      @kiklopka8690 Год назад +81

      @@blank1933 And the earth is flat. I like your name though, it perfectly describes what you have between your ears.

    • @VaddyFC
      @VaddyFC Год назад +7

      ​@@kiklopka8690 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @wafflemangaming282
      @wafflemangaming282 Год назад +4

      @@kiklopka8690 fax

  • @sargonsblackgrandfather2072
    @sargonsblackgrandfather2072 Год назад +32

    As an Arsenal fan I was beyond excited when we got him, back then he was one of the best players in the world. And he was good for a couple of years but at a certain point he just stopped working hard, it like he didn't care anymore. Some players fall out of love with the game, it's sad but it's true.

    • @youtubeshorts5163
      @youtubeshorts5163 Год назад +13

      After the fact that arsenal didn't stand with him he felt betrayed, that is why he was protesting against the club.

    • @youtubeshorts5163
      @youtubeshorts5163 Год назад +13

      @@bigjockknew7277 i really don't think so, he has the most created chances in the history of the premier league, he was in arsenal in a time where there was no good striker. He played the same way in arsenal the same way he did in real Madrid. Then why did he flop, you bring a world class player to a bad team. He was the major factor for the club winning something in the last 7 years

    • @mohammadalmajid6599
      @mohammadalmajid6599 11 месяцев назад

      @@bigjockknew7277 absurd Ozil is clear

    • @carlosperezdelema
      @carlosperezdelema 9 месяцев назад

      At least you got some 2 good seasons. As a Real Madrid fan we had Hazard (also known as the Belgian Waffle to us).

  • @nietah325
    @nietah325 Год назад +31

    Undoubtedly talented! I love Ozil❤❤❤

  • @eliseogabriel1489
    @eliseogabriel1489 Год назад +4

    JAJAJAJAJAJA one of the photos on the fridge door sequence is not of Ozil, it is a kid named Gonzalo Galvan, from Tucuman, Argentina.

  • @theplaymakerno1
    @theplaymakerno1 10 месяцев назад +6

    I am quite sad that he had to go through the pain. He was an outcast, but he still did pretty well.

  • @deinemudder3066
    @deinemudder3066 5 месяцев назад +4

    Klose & Podolski never cried racism because ppl where critical of them. Maybe look at Gündogans (the other guy on the photo you conveniently left out of your report) reaction after WC'18. He gave an answer on the pitch and is still well respected and the captain of the team.

    • @LoveToHearUSing
      @LoveToHearUSing 5 месяцев назад +1

      True. Sadly people always ignore this fact.

  • @tfs_avaab4294
    @tfs_avaab4294 Год назад +2

    1st also love the videos keep up the great work

  • @jordanhenry6478
    @jordanhenry6478 Год назад +4

    Good video which I enjoyed but I wish you touched upon his career at Fenerbache and the other Turkish club more.. everyone knows about his time at Madrid, Arsenal and Germany.

  • @sanecollins
    @sanecollins 4 месяца назад +3

    Was my favourite player at one time😢.But that Mourinho's advice was legit.

  • @zenmonk5403
    @zenmonk5403 11 месяцев назад +4

    Özil's citizenship could only have been complicated in sight of his dual citizenship status with Turkey. There was a time the government pushed for 'either or' to avoid welfare money going straight to Turkey.

  • @cheliozlatchkeykid7886
    @cheliozlatchkeykid7886 27 дней назад +2

    He got trapped in between politics regarding Germany and Turkey. I wish he had a bit more of the character quality of Kroos/Klose/Lahm. But when he had a good day, you witnessed true greatness. His passes were so light to the touch. Incredible player. And world champion for his Vaterland, you can’t rewrite that.

    • @MoonayMultipliar
      @MoonayMultipliar 17 дней назад

      Turkish politics and european.
      And he wasnt trapped, he chose to be close to erdogan.
      And this happened while he started to regress, run less and contribute less and less.
      He still had great assist number at arsenal however but there also ran less

  • @philliplovejoy1575
    @philliplovejoy1575 Год назад +13

    His story hurt my heart.. he is one of my favorite players.. like favorites.. sad how people think
    Hopefully he will get his respect
    But sir ozil you are my favorite player. Best midfielder in my book
    Thank you for sharing your football experience to us ...its a pleasure to watch you play...

  • @cxlzy6581
    @cxlzy6581 Год назад +53

    He was a very special player 😢

  • @yametetv4992
    @yametetv4992 8 месяцев назад +4

    I am german and I have to say that Özil was and is an incredible player. It is so sad that such things happened to him...

  • @tomwalker389
    @tomwalker389 6 месяцев назад +2

    2:51
    That kid on the fridge is not him. LOL

  • @archipiratta
    @archipiratta Год назад +5

    10:05 Mou is such a savage!!😂😂😂

  • @tab3Gator
    @tab3Gator Год назад +9

    He was genius at Madrid with Ronaldo

  • @ez4joniy125
    @ez4joniy125 Год назад +9

    I usually love your videos, but as a german, you presented this in a very one sided way in order to fullfill the narrative of the story
    I dont mean to attack you, but i am kind if disappointed

    • @NotBedTundy30
      @NotBedTundy30 Год назад +2

      It's always have been like that, he hated German colors, but they always show a single side.

    • @igorstark9514
      @igorstark9514 7 месяцев назад +2

      As far as I can see, all these videos are like that, romanticizing players as much as they can.

  • @shafiqhalim1101
    @shafiqhalim1101 5 месяцев назад +1

    The way they snuck the picture at 2:52 🤫

  • @PatrickIS-mb2hr
    @PatrickIS-mb2hr Год назад +1

    For the next video could you make a video about “Armindo Tue Nu Bangna” or Bruma cause I remember him being hyped up as a future prospect for Portugal but he just keep moving around to random team after random team

  • @SomeRandomBod
    @SomeRandomBod Год назад +5

    At Real I noticed Jose had a habit of taking Ozil off on the hour mark, that worried me. Then when Arsenal signed him it was like buying a cherry without having a cake to put it on. I’ll be honest I loved his ability but he was never going to work with the set up we had then, right club wrong time.

  • @bubacarrbarry7170
    @bubacarrbarry7170 Год назад +3

    I was waiting this from daily dose

  • @marvinrennemeier9386
    @marvinrennemeier9386 2 месяца назад +1

    He was insane. I have seen him and Diego at Bremen. Two of the greatest Player at that time, truly magical!

  • @JuanceOrtiz
    @JuanceOrtiz 10 месяцев назад +2

    2:50 I don't think that anyone said it, but the kid in the 3rd picture is an argentinian meme, not Ozil 😂

  • @r3kls350
    @r3kls350 Год назад +10

    What a legend

  • @One.Zero.One101
    @One.Zero.One101 6 месяцев назад +5

    📌Ozil is amazing and frustrating to watch at the same time. Sometimes he would make my jaw drop with his skill, and sometimes he would completely disappear from big games and I would forget he was on the pitch.

  • @artsen2340
    @artsen2340 6 месяцев назад +2

    ozil was a victim of racism from his childhood on and imagine a whole country going after him in 2018 world cup when the whole team was performing weak. if this and wenger's retirement from the club hadn't happened he might still be brillant until today.

  • @momsspaghetti9114
    @momsspaghetti9114 7 месяцев назад +2

    2:54 dude really put up the meme kid as Ozil, lol.

  • @WallahNein
    @WallahNein Год назад +3

    He took a picture with Erdoğan and was happy about it.

  • @RP-zl5ix
    @RP-zl5ix Год назад +87

    Özil is an incomplete player. He was blessed with some rare talents. If he had Ronaldo's work ethic he would have been a monster

    • @OutofTheMoney69
      @OutofTheMoney69 Год назад +7

      Ya many people compared him with khedira as they played together in the national team and madrid and were ethnically the same. But people never criticized khedira bc he gave 100% every game his criticism would be more of a lack of skill then anything. Basically I beleive people were harsh on ozil bc he was lazy but had all the talent and everyone hates wasted talents more then anything.

    • @Dir3ctH3X
      @Dir3ctH3X 11 месяцев назад +8

      @@OutofTheMoney69 Ethnically the same? Turks and Arabs aren't the same.

    • @chrisschaller9547
      @chrisschaller9547 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@OutofTheMoney69Khedira is Tunisian… Özil is Turkish in what way is that “ethnically” the same

    • @eggselent9814
      @eggselent9814 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@chrisschaller9547 To most germans, people from the middle east/the muslim world with the exception of Singapore and such are all the same ethnicity

    • @Model_Roe
      @Model_Roe 8 месяцев назад +4

      ​@@eggselent9814Germans are racist my friend is from Iraq and he told me he never wants to go back despite growing up there because of how badly Germans treated him

  • @solarsolari6705
    @solarsolari6705 Год назад +2

    03:16 By the way, all those workers who were invited to work in Germany were from South East Turkey where majority are Kurdish and unemployed as their region is forgotten by the fascist central government. Not only Ozel, but also the Altin top brothers were Kurdish too.

  • @freefasspecial782
    @freefasspecial782 10 месяцев назад

    One if these days I would love a video about, Luis Boa Morte. And already have the tag: "From Lourinhã to English 1league"

  • @pritapp788
    @pritapp788 Год назад +12

    Ozil at Werder and Real Madrid was phenomenal, both for club and country. At Arsenal he was largely disgusting particularly after the first 3 years, but the Premier League hype machine would make you believe that Real Madrid had made a mistake selling him (same thing happening with Odegaard now) and that the brilliant Ozil was single-handedly carrying Germany to a World Cup title when in fact Muller, Klose, Gotze, Schweinsteiger, Khedira, Lahm and Kroos were the key players that year. Real Madrid were winning title after title without him, Ozil moved to England and competed for FA Cups and 4th place medals...

    • @Illusive1313
      @Illusive1313 Год назад +2

      It basically was mentioned in a single sentence in the video...and it was by Mourinho calling him a coward. Özil got most of his assists when the score or the game didn't matter (anymore). Big games? He was nowhere to be found. He's a prime example for putting statistics over anything else. Real getting 50m for him was a great deal for them and not for Arsenal.

    • @SpiritStoneWarrior94-yx3gs
      @SpiritStoneWarrior94-yx3gs 6 месяцев назад

      Premier league is a much tougher environment to play in compared to Bundesliga or La Liga. No league compares to the Premier League in terms of challenges. In La Liga and Bundesliga, there is 2-3 teams max that are ever good and in Premier League there is at least 7 or 8 teams that all are very good, and have history of being good.

  • @lemonsummer853
    @lemonsummer853 Год назад +4

    A Sleeper baller. Career wise his work is remarkable.

  • @shekokhalif7438
    @shekokhalif7438 10 месяцев назад

    this is the best thing i have watched so far.

  • @fahrudinramic6291
    @fahrudinramic6291 Год назад +2

    He is on my top 5 players list and was apart of my favorite team HALA MADRID!!!!

  • @innerauthority2439
    @innerauthority2439 10 месяцев назад +4

    As a Canadian hockey fan, I can attest that we get worked up about our squads, but y’all take footy so impossibly deep into the core of your being that even the Good Lord Themself could dig it out of them!

  • @fahadbecomingsomething
    @fahadbecomingsomething 4 месяца назад +6

    idc who hates him,i love this person

  • @absarsheeraz5026
    @absarsheeraz5026 4 месяца назад +1

    Before even watching the video. Ozil is my all time top 3 footballer. Seeing him at real madrid with Ronaldo was a joy to watch

  • @steveirungu3132
    @steveirungu3132 Год назад +4

    I have tromendous respect for you Mesuit Ozil by Steve Irungu Jermaine

  • @sharkyop3109
    @sharkyop3109 Год назад +3

    That rap song was uncalled for

  • @averagetim8660
    @averagetim8660 2 месяца назад +30

    German politics destroyed him

    • @MoonayMultipliar
      @MoonayMultipliar 17 дней назад

      He was the one that as a german was approached by the turkish president who was trying to use him for his political dealings
      So yeah…
      Besides he wasnt the player he used to be at that point
      For germany he was not good in 2014 already
      In 2018 he was poor

    • @MoonayMultipliar
      @MoonayMultipliar 17 дней назад +1

      In 2010 he was a beast

    • @waynedollimore7825
      @waynedollimore7825 7 дней назад

      He played his part.

  • @ANDREWANDERSON-zs8ju
    @ANDREWANDERSON-zs8ju Год назад

    Daily Dose Of Football you should get a award for your voice narrating

  • @hektorroosileht
    @hektorroosileht 2 месяца назад

    Any place where I can still watch that Gyokeres video that was taken down(copyright problems)?

  • @zatoichison6420
    @zatoichison6420 4 месяца назад +6

    Hated by many but loved by God. For example, Özil donated his prize money of $329,000 after winning the World Cup in 2014. He donated to the Big Shoe project and financed vital surgeries for 23 children in Brazil. Additionally, Özil and his wife donated to 16 refugee camps in Turkey and Syria after their wedding. Their contribution provided food to about 100,000 people. Furthermore, the couple funded important surgeries for about 1,000 children around the world. This is what Özil done. Great person, always I enjoy seeing him playing soccer.

  • @brunothefreak8826
    @brunothefreak8826 Год назад +6

    On the field Özil was one of the best and smartest players in the world.
    When you are born in Germany you get the same citizenship as your parents. If one them is German you can get a German passport. But Germany doesn't allow dual citizenship, so you have to decide. When you live for more than 10 years in Germany you can decide, if you want to become German, but until you are 18 years old, your parents have have to support that decision.
    In 2018 Özil not just posed with Erdogan for a photo, he also gave him jersey wiith the dedication "for my beloved president", which lead to the discussion, if a German national player should call the porseident of another country his prseident, especially if that president is a dictator like Erdogan. Even before that event Özil had bought a house in Turkey and called Erdogan a freind. Because Germany has a big Turkish community, this can be seen as a poltical statement.
    The photo lead to critisism to the nomination for the tournament in 2018. Gündogan made a public apology for the photo, but Özil didn't. Nevertheless both nominations were publicaly critizised before the tournament. But afther the tournament the DFB officials put all the blame on Özil for the poor performance of the German squad. But Özil was still one of the best German plyers in that tournament. The DFB handled the whole situation poorly and DFB prsident Reinhard Grindel had to leave his job some month later, because of his poor handlingof the situation.
    In his first two years at Werder Bremen Özil was more a backup player for Diego. He was a starter in the Europ Cup final, because Diego wasn't allowed to play because of a yellow card ban. But in the following season Diego left and Özil beacame the key player.

  • @Gikas000000
    @Gikas000000 Месяц назад

    First time i saw Ozil play was with his national team before his move to Real,didn't watch Bundesliga back in the day,i fell in love with the way he played,for me he is one of the best playmakers of all time!

  • @ampere37
    @ampere37 3 месяца назад +1

    Man i loved to see ozil play

  • @dym6464
    @dym6464 Год назад +21

    Depends on Perspective, personally one of the best footballers of new millennium generation

  • @maxmustermann3690
    @maxmustermann3690 Год назад +3

    So sad he didnt show his full skills in the german national team. I think he got what he deserved in the end.

  • @Grumpymonk947
    @Grumpymonk947 3 месяца назад

    i first saw ozil in 2010 World cup playing for Germany. it was the first game i saw and i knew he was special. later on he joins my Favorite club, Arsenal. God bless him.

  • @Minisamba15
    @Minisamba15 9 месяцев назад

    He was so good I’ve only watched a couple montages of ozil and I was amazed and I’m 11

  • @dimitrijensk2845
    @dimitrijensk2845 Год назад +3

    As a Barca fan, Ozil used to terrify me.

  • @akindekoayodotun9702
    @akindekoayodotun9702 Год назад +3

    Please do a video of Marcelo viera please!!!!

  • @14daroad
    @14daroad Год назад

    Pizarro, Diego and Özil, what a great time it was for us Werder fans...

  • @mrfuriouser
    @mrfuriouser 2 дня назад +1

    Mesut was HIS OWN greatest enemy- as many of the "great ones" are to themselves. The problem was that he never learned how to conquer his own innermost demons.

  • @itzeberg
    @itzeberg Год назад +7

    Great video, thank you so much.
    Also it is true that unfortunately we still have a lot of systematic discrimination and racism in Germany and Özil definitely had to suffer from this, it is NOT true that he got his German passport so late because Germany wanted to benefit from his talent. Everyone born in Germany automatically is granted the German citizenship. No questions asked. But it is up to the person to accept it and to go to the authorities to pick up the passport. The fact that he did not do it before just proves that he and his family never tried to integrate and never considered themselves German. Which was one big reason why he was never loved from the majority of Germans despite his great skills.

    • @LoveToHearUSing
      @LoveToHearUSing 5 месяцев назад +1

      I think that's true, in a way. For a third generation immigrant his way of speaking German was not exactly up to par. He still speaks German with a Turkish accent, I sometimes wonder whether he speaks Turkish with a German accent as well.

    • @nam-dm1ut
      @nam-dm1ut Месяц назад

      @@LoveToHearUSing to me he seems to have a slight german accent, accompanied with a very rural way of speaking that you see in a lot of turkish immigrants.

  • @rezarfar
    @rezarfar 11 месяцев назад +10

    Some people will say racism in German Football and Germany in general happened and his speaking out against it, others will point at his bad attitude as a reason why, because as far as i could tell, the bad end to his Arsenal career was 100% down to himself.
    I honestly think its a mixture of multiple reasons, he has a chip on his shoulders, bit of an ego and not an easy fella to get along with, you couple that with him speaking out against a sensitive topic in Germany and you end up with a player most just wanna forget.
    As an Arsenal supporter, i have mixed feelings about him, he was great at first but then turned into a huge liability and contributed towards Wengers downfall.

  • @pauladrianradulescu7762
    @pauladrianradulescu7762 Год назад +1

    My fav player of all time, even tho I know that there was very more players better than him, I will Forever love him.
    The happiest day in my life was when he signed for arsenal ❤️❤️

  • @hussaiynmuhammed2800
    @hussaiynmuhammed2800 Год назад +1

    Can you do one about a trinidadian

  • @truth7876
    @truth7876 Год назад +3

    Germany gave him everything but he didn't appreciate but chose Erdogan and Turkey more . It's his problem .

  • @matiasbalaci
    @matiasbalaci Год назад +3

    *i don't know what that means in Romania but in Germany a fence means you shouldn't go there*
    - My English teacher from Germany

  • @EverythingfootballG2
    @EverythingfootballG2 Год назад

    No matter what he was he is my inspiration as a footballer❤️💯

  • @joelsonbernardo3954
    @joelsonbernardo3954 Год назад +2

    Yo, i love mourinho advice 😂😂

  • @Chipii13
    @Chipii13 Год назад +4

    this felt rushed could’ve been better but thanks for the video ❤

  • @abhidhoundiyal
    @abhidhoundiyal Год назад +4

    Arsenal fans chanted "He's better than Zidane"?? No wonder they didn't win anything apart from FA cups in those years 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @jensmarkgraf
    @jensmarkgraf Месяц назад +1

    just a fact: at 16 young germans with another passport had to choose one. In those days. And he was definitly not outcast in school beeing turkish. I bet there where only 50% "german" in his class ;)
    I grew up in Berlin, felt like a minority most of the time :D And I clearly remember...1986, when the movie "colours" came into cinemas.
    Suddenly everyone was supressed, outcast, "isch hab doch eh keine Chance, ey"...
    to me that sounded more like an excuse not to work on beeing a good human beeing ;)

    • @MoonayMultipliar
      @MoonayMultipliar 17 дней назад

      Which it is
      Das betreiben die amis seit Jahrzehnten und es funktioniert nicht
      Wir sagen dazu ach du armes opfer oder mimimi aber in dem kontext muss man dann mitleid haben. Unsinn ist das

  • @mariomarinovic6796
    @mariomarinovic6796 25 дней назад

    Do Pizarro next plz 🥺

  • @achimsinn6189
    @achimsinn6189 Год назад +53

    Something you forgot to mention is that he also presented his jersey from the German national team to Erdogan before the 2018 worldcup. That pretty much counterdicts his claim of meeting Erdogan randomly as you don't have your merchandise ready when you meet people randomly. Also he did tat without the concent of DFB who likely wouldn't have agreed to that and without even informing them. All that fuzz shifted focus away from performing at the world cup more towards political drama and created a rift between him and the team as well as the DFB.

    • @ivanvidovic5995
      @ivanvidovic5995 Год назад +20

      He also called Erdogan his president.

    • @jjqq4116
      @jjqq4116 Год назад

      Turkey is a better country than Germany and Erdogan is a great president. German football fandom is plagued with racism.

    • @froschixtreme7951
      @froschixtreme7951 Год назад

      @@ivanvidovic5995 and thats what why we, the Germans, fucked him for....rightfully... dont pretend to be German

    • @zirbto5749
      @zirbto5749 Год назад +6

      @@ivanvidovic5995 that was gündogan but he talked to the media and it was quickly over

    • @precursors
      @precursors Год назад +8

      These types always play the victim

  • @sinramj865
    @sinramj865 Год назад +10

    Özil isnt hated in germany, hes like an icon for us, surely one of the best german playmakers of all time!

  • @user-bh5kq5ue3r
    @user-bh5kq5ue3r 2 месяца назад +1

    lol watching this on april 1st is crazy

  • @Loxley81
    @Loxley81 2 месяца назад

    I really enjoy your videos but I had to chuckle at 4:45 :
    The city is called "Hamburg", not "Hamburger" (although that name derives from the city´s name). ;)