Well that’s one way to fill your free time, Mesut! Arsenal’s £350,000-a-week outcast Ozil launches new streetwear clothing brand as he models gear on Instagram after being frozen out by Mikel Arteta and dumped from the squad
- Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil has announced the launch of his very own clothing brand
- The Gunners midfielder unveiled M10 Streetwear on Thursday morning
- The former Germany international is currently frozen out of Mikel Arteta’s squad
Mesut Ozil has launched his own clothing brand, as he looks to other ventures in the wake of his ongoing exile from Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal squad.
The Gunners midfielder was left out of the Spaniard’s Premier League squad, and is also not part of their Europa League team for the season.
It has seen the former Germany international turn his attentions to matters off the pitch, and his latest project has seen him unveil his line of leisurewear.
Mesut Ozil has announced the launch if his own clothing brand on his social media accounts
The Arsenal midfielder shared his new company M10 Streetwear with followers on Thursday
Sharing the news on Instagram, Ozil 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.’
Available to customers are a range of hoodies, t-shirts, caps and accessories – including backpacks, phone cases and waist bags.
The cost of hoodies on the site range from £37.99 to £39.99, while t-shirts cost either £19.99 or £18.99 depending on design.
There are also caps available, bearing the company’s design logo, and the player’s own name.
During his absence from the Arsenal squad, Ozil has turned his focus to his career off it, as well as looking at means of helping others.
Ozil has been frozen out Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal squad, leading him to pursue other interests
The 32-year-old has joined an American venture capitalist fund, working as a strategic adviser for Class 5 Global.
He also sought to help out Arsenal mascot Gunnersaurus during the coronavirus crisis.
Ozil pledged to cover the wages of Jerry Quy when he was sacked last month by the club as they looked to cut costs, before it was revealed he was back at the club this week.
