German FA boss admits Mesut Ozil needed more support over 'racist attacks'
Updated On: 19 August, 2018 04:19 PM IST | Berlin | AFP
"I should have positioned myself more clearly given the racist attacks from some corners and should have put myself in front of Mesut Ozil," Reinhard Grindel told German daily Bild on Sunday

Mesut Ozil/Agency Photo
The under-fire president of the German Football Association (DFB), admitted on Sunday that he should have given Mesut Ozil more support when the midfielder was the target of "racist attacks".
"I should have positioned myself more clearly given the racist attacks from some corners and should have put myself in front of Mesut Ozil," Reinhard Grindel told German daily Bild on Sunday. "Such attacks are unacceptable. I should have found clear words." Arsenal midfielder Ozil, 29, announced his shock retirement from international duty last month in the wake of Germany's World Cup debacle.
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