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MESUT OZIL refused to say his famous Arsenal catchphrase in a TikTok video with fan.
Ozil, 33, was finally released by the Gunners at the start of last year.
The supporter filmed himself speaking to the midfielder and asked if he could say his famous catchphrase "Ya, Gunners, ya".
The Fenerbahce star refused, saying: "No no, it’s not gonna happen".
The video was uploaded to TikTok by the fan, wearing an Arsenal jacket whilst filming with the three-time FA Cup winner.
The playmaker was reportedly asked to autograph a Mikel Arteta Arsenal shirt by the cameraman.
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Ozil made more than 250 appearances in all competitions for the North London club, scoring 44 goals and making 71 assists.
He was also named their Player of the Season in 2015/16 after becoming renowned for his incredible assists.
Amid a turbulent end to his Arsenal career, the German international was omitted from the 25-man squad submitted to the Premier League for the 2020/21 season.
Ozil brought his eight-year stint to an end when he moved to Istanbul.
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The skilled midfielder had six months left on his contract with the Gunners but opted to move on to pastures new as he'd been frozen out by Arteta.
But yet they were reportedly still paying Mesut Ozil £315,000 a WEEK despite him leaving for Fenerbahce.
Meanwhile, Arsenal have four players in the England squad announced by Gareth Southgate last week.