#WorldCupupdate: Germany coach appeal to fans not to boo Ozil, Gundogan

Germany coach Joachim Loew has called on German fans to stop booing Ilkay Gundogan and Mesut Ozil after the Premier League stars found themselves at the centre of a political row.
Gundogan and Ozil, who were born in Gelsenkirchen to Turkish parents, were jeered and whistled by fans during pre-World Cup friendlies after posing for a photo alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan .

Gundogan presented Erdogan with a Manchester City shirt signed “to my president” but said the meeting was not politically motivated, while Ozil has refused to comment.

Loew said “My job is to get both players, who have certainly suffered from this situation, in good shape, It may be that these players will still be accompanied by whistles . So be it. I wish it were otherwise. My job is to get them in the flow to help the team.”