Ozil will make no rush to extend Arsenal contract

The German playmaker concedes he has been baffled with the Gunners’ season and has encouraged the club to sign “more advance players” amid this current summer’s transfer window

Mesut Ozil concedes he is in no rush to broaden his agreement with Munititions stockpile and says his future will be chosen after Euro 2016.

The Germany global was marked by Arsene Wenger in a £42.5 million arrangement from Genuine Madrid in 2013 however has been connected with a move away this mid year.

Ozil has conceded he was left baffled by Munititions stockpile’s season and has encouraged the club to sign “more grounded players” amid the exchange window.

Furthermore, when gotten some information about broadening his agreement with Munititions stockpile, Ozil told columnists in Dubai: “despite everything I have two years’ agreement with Armory, as you most likely are aware, and we will be in converses with the club and we’ll see what happens later on.

“Yet, as I said, now I’m focusing on Euro 2016 in France, which is vital for me and my group after the last Cup. At that point later on, I will see what I do with Arsenal.”