MESUT OZIL is filling his spare time by launching his streetwear clothing brand and modelling the new gear.
The Arsenal midfielder will not be pulling on a Gunners shirt any time soon after being left out of both the Premier League and Europa League squads for this season.
Mesut Ozil has launched a new clothing brand called M10 Streetwear
So rather than twiddling his thumbs, Ozil decided to be proactive.
He took to Instagram to share the news of his latest venture.
Accompanying a photo in a hoodie and joggers, the ex-Germany international wrote: “Excited to announce the launch of @m10streetwear, a contemporary brand producing relaxed & stylish clothing designed for everyday wear.
“I’m really happy to finally share this personal project with you all.”
M10 Streetwear describe the company’s clothing as ‘relaxed, comfortable and stylish… designed for everyday wear’.
The ethos of the brand reads: “We cross cultures. We are part of an international community standing for freedom and inclusivity.
“We are a generation that feels home everywhere, but rests nowhere. We are rooted in movement.”
Customers can order hoodies, t-shirts, caps and accessories such as bags and phone cases all with various ‘M10’ and ‘OZL’ logos.
The playmaker looks to have got a Saturday job… doing some modelling
T-shirts, hoodies, caps and accessories are available on the brand’s website
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Depending on style and design, hoodies cost between £37.99 and £39.99 with tees either £18.99 or £19.99.
Ozil, 32, has not featured since March 7 and – with his £350,000-a-week contract expiring next summer – looks as though he has played his 254th and final game for Arsenal.
In that time he has caused a stir by liking tweets calling for him to be ‘freed’, slamming the club’s lack of ‘loyalty’ and sharing clips of his best bits or working out.
However, he has used his platform for good as well, helping provide 1,400 free school meals per day in 11 North London schools, donating profits from a footwear brand to Italian children struggling in the coronavirus pandemic and speaking out against police brutality in Nigeria.
Mesut Ozil continues incredible charity work as Arsenal star launches own footwear range and donates profits to kids
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
