Real Madrid deny accusing Ozil of unprofessional behaviour

Los Blancos say their president Florentino
Perez had nothing to do with the interview
about the Germany international printed in a
Spanish newspaper earlier this week
Real Madrid have strongly denied that
president Fiorentino Perez accused Mesut Ozil
of unprofessional behaviour during his time at
the Bernabeu.
Newspaper ABC, a publication based in Madrid,
had quoted the Blancos chief as saying that the
Germany star, now at Arsenal, "wasn't a good
professional and was obsessed with women and
nightlife," which immediately prompted an
angry reaction by Ozil's agent and father,
Mustafa.
However, in an official letter sent to Sport Bild ,
the Spanish outfit have claimed that the
interview was fabricated and forced ABC to
publish an apology, clearing the club of any
wrongdoing.
"Neither president Fiorentino Perez, nor any
other member of the football club has
anything to do with the published information
in the Spanish newspaper about the player
Mesut Ozil," the statement read.
"The newspaper has confirmed that nobody
within the club contacted them and made a
statement about this topic.
"Real Madrid regret that the statements, which
had nothing to do with the football club, have
prompted a reaction from Ozil's father.
"We again thank Mesut Ozil and wish him all
the best for the future."