Would Fenerbahce be the right destination for Mesut Özil? | Transfer Talk

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Sky Sports Football published this video item, entitled “Would Fenerbahce be the right destination for Mesut Özil? | Transfer Talk” – below is their description.

The Transfer Talk panel discuss the latest in the saga surrounding Mesut Ozil’s future, with the latest reports from Turkey claiming the midfielder has agreed a deal with Fenerbahce.

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