Mesut Ozil has launched a new footwear range which will benefit children affected by Covid-19

    

Despite being frozen out of the squad for reason best known to the club, Mesut Özil has found a way to remain in the spotlight.

The German international hasn't played a game under Mikel Arteta since football restarted following a three months break due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It was reported that relationship between Mesut Özil and the Arsenal's hierarchy broke down after he refused to accept a wage cut proposed by the board to ease financial burden to the pandemic.

The talisman is currently on a 350,000 per week wages and he's current deal is expected to expire in 2021, although he has stated that he will see out his deal.

According to Daily Mail, the former Real Madrid star has launched his new footwear range  known as 'The Cage'.

It's been reported that all profits which will be made from the sales from the footwear will be used in helping children affected by coronavirus in Italy.

This isn't the first time Özil has shown his charity work, just days ago, Ozil tweeted his offer to save Gunnersaurus.

He showed charitable efforts after offering to pay Gunnersaurus' wages following the mascot's sacking earlier this week

Recall that Arsenal sacked their mascot Jerry Quy as means of cutting their financial bill, with club believed that the mascot isn't needed due to football is now played without fans.