The latter part of the previous season saw Kai Havertz excel for Arsenal. The German’s time at Emirates Stadium wasn’t easy to begin with. Several agencies in the industry referred to Havertz as the worst signing of the summer after the Gunners paid a high price to wrest him away from Chelsea. When he first arrived in North London, he definitely lacked confidence. Mikel Arteta’s attempts to reposition Havertz as a midfielder did not assist him either. 

But the 25-year-old was handed the chance to lead the Gunners’ аssаult at the beginning of the year, and he hasn’t looked back since. Throughout the final stretch, he was in incredible form, which fueled his team’s Premier League title challenge. Havertz had his greatest season-ending goal and assist total in English football at the end of the league. He scored 14 goals and provided seven assists in all competitions; nine of his Premier League goals came after the middle of February. 

Havertz has established himself as Arsenal’s number nine, and at the start of the new domestic season, he will undoubtedly be Arteta’s first choice striker. The former Chelsea player should lose his starting position even though Arsenal is looking for a new goal scorer.

Havertz now looks to be full of confidence and has clearly carried that to his international camp. The 46-cap Germany international is expected to lead the line for his country when they host this summer’s Euros tournament.

Even though the attacker is under a lot of strain, he appears to be really at ease during training. Havertz scored a lovely goal in a recent Germany training session that was captured on camera. The Arsenal player was caught off guard by the custodian when Toni Kroos sent a low cross into the area and he skillfully guided it into the bottom corner with his trailing leg.

Arsenal supporters аmаzed by Kai Havertz’s talent with the German squad

After watching the video that DW Sports had uploaded on X, many Arsenal supporters were rather impressed.

“Confidence is a beautiful thing,” one fan commented.

“All Mikel needed to give him was confidence,” said another. Even if he’s discovered a few more, this Havertz has always existed; he only needed someone to have faith in him, and Mikel was that someone. I’m glad I never gave him any criticism.