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Arsenal players Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac were the victims of an attempted carjacking by an armed duo in a London street. On Friday, footage emerged on social media of Kolasinac getting out of Ozil’s car and fighting off two men who were wielding knives.
In the video, both carjackers are wearing masks and brandishing knives. Eyewitness accounts on BBC stated that their mopeds had no number plates and they had roof tiles in their hands.
According to reports, Ozil got out of the car and took cover in a nearby Turkish restaurant. Arsenal later said in a statement that both players have been contacted and that they are fine. Kolasinac then tweeted a picture of the pair laughing with the caption “Think we’re fine.”
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Think we‘re fine 😁 #M1Ö #SeoKol pic.twitter.com/tKRlM0LGMl— Sead Kolašinac (@seadk6) July 26, 2019
Broadcaster and Arsenal fan Piers Morgan tweeted that Kolašinac should be made captain with “immediate effect following the incident”.
“On the basis of how he saved Ozil from knife-wielding thugs today, I would make Kolašinac captain of Arsenal with immediate effect,” tweeted Morgan.
On the basis of how he saved Ozil from knife-wielding thugs today,
I would make Kolašinac captain of Arsenal with immediate effect. https://t.co/8ADQxk8aP6 pic.twitter.com/SKAKyrBqhG— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) July 25, 2019
This is not the first time footballers have been targeted in London. In 2016, Andy Carroll, then playing for West Ham United, was threatened at gunpoint while he was on his way home after training.
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