Kai Havertz
26-Year-Old
Arsenal
Premier
GTD
Injury Knee
Est. Return 12/3/2025
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Havertz was off to an excellent start in the 2024/25 campaign before injuries derailed him and limited him to 1,874 minutes in 23 appearances (21 starts). He finished with nine goals and three assists and was the team's top-choice striker prior to injury. He's never going to be a clinical out-and-out striker who pushes for 20 goals, but he links up well with Bukayo Saka and can finish the chances that fall for him. Havertz appears set to have more competition in the attack next season, and if that happens, his goal tally will likely drop. But either way, when healthy, Havertz still figures to have a spot in the starting XI no matter who is in the team.
Out another match
Havertz (knee) is out for Sunday's match against Chelsea.
ANALYSIS
Havertz was a possibility for Sunday but is not fit enough to play yet, with the attacker still residing on the sidelines. However, with two games next week, there is a decent chance he returns following his close call for Sunday's outing.
Havertz was a possibility for Sunday but is not fit enough to play yet, with the attacker still residing on the sidelines. However, with two games next week, there is a decent chance he returns following his close call for Sunday's outing.
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Possibility to face Chelsea
Havertz (knee) is questionable for Sunday's match against Chelsea, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "We have another day tomorrow, so let's see how everybody is tomorrow."
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Set for scans
Havertz (knee) is set for scans later in the week and could be an option for Sunday's match against Chelsea, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "Really good, both of them. In the next few days, they're going to have a repeat scan to see how everything is and where we can push them for the weekend."
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Suffers minor setback
Havertz (knee) suffered a minor setback, according to manager Julian Nagelsmann. "Kai had a minor relapse, but overall he's doing well."
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Still not training
Havertz (knee) is still not training with the team and remains several weeks away from returning, coach Mikel Arteta said in a press conference. "Let's see how he absorbs the load first when he starts to train with us and when he's done that, obviously we're going to have to be, especially in the first few weeks, keep an eye on him to manage the amount of minutes and when we play him. But when you look at his record and what he's done in his career, he's played every single game, he's almost never been injured and now he has this issue with his knee. But it will be resolved and hopefully he will be back to his best."
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Likely to return after break
Havertz (knee) is likely eyeing a return following the November international break, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "They are progressing really well. They are starting to do certain activities. They are all super willing to be available as quickly as possible, but at the moment, none of them are in contention in the next week or so."
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Form might change transfer plans
Havertz's recent form might lead to a change in Arsenal's transfer plans for the summer, according to The Mirror.
ANALYSIS
Arsenal were expected to sign a striker in the summer since they were getting virtually no production from either Gabriel Jesus or Kai Havertz. However, the German has been playing well in recent weeks, and Mikel Arteta is now pretty confident on opening the 2024-25 campaign with Havertz as the main threat upfront. If that's the case, then they wouldn't be serious contenders in the race to sign the likes of Ivan Toney or Victor Osimhen.
Arsenal were expected to sign a striker in the summer since they were getting virtually no production from either Gabriel Jesus or Kai Havertz. However, the German has been playing well in recent weeks, and Mikel Arteta is now pretty confident on opening the 2024-25 campaign with Havertz as the main threat upfront. If that's the case, then they wouldn't be serious contenders in the race to sign the likes of Ivan Toney or Victor Osimhen.