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Arsenal are on course to confirm the signing of Kai Havertz with the Germany international due to undergo a medical ahead of completing a £65m transfer from Chelsea.
Remember when the German international destroyed Pep Guardiola and Manchester City in the UCL final in Porto? He’s sure to put a scare in the minds of Manchester City till date, and will be a major factor for the Gunners in their bid to beat Pep to the EPL title next season.
If all goes accordingly with his medical, it’s just a matter of time before Kai Havertz is announced as an Arsenal player.
After the Gunners struck an agreement with the Blues in a deal worth £65million (£60m plus £5m in add-ons), football.london reported that the German international’s medical was due to take place overseas this weekend and barring any hiccups he will become Mikel Arteta’s first signing of the summer transfer window.
Once the 24-year-old passes those tests and signs his contract to officially complete his move to Arsenal, naturally, supporters will be looking forward to seeing the forward holding up the Gunners shirt at his unveiling – and it could very well have the number 29 on the back given it’s been vacant since Matteo Guendouzi’s departure.
But as explained by @legolees on Twitter, the unveiling of Havertz is just as important as the signing – if not more so – with the user recommending a creative way for an announcement video using Jorginho due to the fact they were teammates at Chelsea as recently as January.
“The Havertz announcement should be him running from one end of the Emirates with a bow on his head to Jorginho waiting with open arms on the other side,” the tweet stated.
This suggestion offers Arsenal an opportunity to repeat an announcement video from the 2018 January transfer window when Henrikh Mkhitaryan played a big role upon being reunited with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as the pair had previously played together at Borussia Dortmund.
Having signed Jorginho in January for £12m, agreed a fee with Chelsea for Havertz and personal terms reportedly sorted already, the Gunners have effectively completed the first three steps towards making the aforementioned video announcement a reality, as all that remains is a successful medical and for the contract to be signed.
The arrival of Havertz is not expected to be the end of Arsenal’s business this summer as football.londonunderstands that Declan Rice remains a priority signing despite seeing two offers rejected by West Ham United whie Arteta is still hopeful of bolstering his options in defence with Jurrien Timber.
