Arsenal’s decision to bring Viktor Gyökeres to the Emirates this summer has been widely interpreted as a statement of intent. One of the underlying reasons for the signing is the club’s belief that Kai Havertz has not provided the level of attacking output expected since leading the line.
Mika Biereth was regarded as one of the most promising players in Arsenal’s youth system, yet he was never able to secure a breakthrough into the senior side.
Kai Havertz appears to have confirmed that he has undergone surgery for his injury and has now begun his recovery process. The German international featured in Arsenal’s opening competitive fixture of the season, coming on as a second-half substitute for Viktor Gyokeres.
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Arsenal may be forced back into the transfer market after Kai Havertz’s injury reduced their attacking options and left them with only one fully fit striker.
Arsenal have been dealt a significant setback as Kai Havertz is now expected to undergo surgery on his latest injury, which could rule him out for the majority of the season.
Arsenal have been dealt a fresh setback with Kai Havertz sidelined by injury, leaving uncertainty over when the German forward will return to full fitness.
Up next for Arsenal is a clash against Liverpool at Anfield, on Sunday 31 August, kick-off 16:30 UK. Ahead of the game, concerns are already surfacing over how Arsenal’s line-up might shape up, with three of their best players, Kai Havertz, Martin Ødegaard and Bukayo Saka, facing injury doubts.
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Reports of Kai Havertz’s injury have caught many by surprise. Having come on as a second-half substitute against Manchester United for a 31-minute cameo, he appeared fine.
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It is not often that you see a rival club’s player suffering an injury as a serious blow to your campaign but Tottenham Hotspur seem to find themselves in this very weird situation this summer.
The 2024/25 campaign was a frustrating one for Arsenal as they finished second in the Premier League without a major trophy. Mikel Arteta and his squad will be eager to make strides forward this season, and so far they have added some key new players to the squad.
Arsenal and Real Madrid both started their domestic campaigns with a 1-0 win as they look to improve on their second-place finish of last season. The Gunners visited Old Trafford to face Manchester United with new forward Viktor Gyökeres starting up top.
Kai Havertz has slipped into the role of Arsenal’s second-choice striker following the arrival of Viktor Gyökeres, who has been entrusted to lead the line at the Emirates.
Arsenal kick off their Premier League campaign this Sunday in a high-stakes clash against Manchester United. As the curtain-raiser to their season, and following one of the finest transfer windows in recent memory, all eyes will be on Mikel Arteta and how boldly he sets up his side to dismantle United at Old Trafford.
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Kai Havertz’s injury at Arsenal’s Dubai training camp couldn’t have come at a worse time, but former player, Paul Merson, has slammed the club for what they’re planning to do next.
The warm weather training for Arsenal in Dubai arguably hasn’t gone according to plan after a season-ending injury for Kai Havertz was revealed to have occurred.
It looks like bad news on the Kai Havertz injury front after it first emerged he had a hamstring issue yesterday evening. Havertz now looks set to miss the rest of the season with this injury, with further updates coming this morning as the team return to London from Dubai.
The Premier League have made it clear why Kai Havertz’s late goal for Arsenal was disallowed against Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium. It was a match that the Gunners looked like winning comfortable at one stage but two goals from Villa in the second half completely turned around the match.