Going back to Kai Havertz. Most people, I suppose, felt that with such a fresh arrival at Arsenal, there was every anticipation of seeing him play. That means an injury, and that he won’t be available for the next set of games. An easy example would be that of having twisted an ankle, and so cannot feature. In a couple of games; hopefully, the instance isn’t so severe here.
🚨 Arsenal forward Kai Havertz set for spell out with knee injury. Assessments on 26yo Germany int’l at early stage so prognosis + duration unclear but #AFC actively exploring transfer market for signing to strengthen attack & provide cover @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/j2jroAZnXO
— David Ornstein (@David_Ornstein) August 20, 2025
Injury Blow for Kai Havertz: Arteta’s Response and Eze Links
Arteta did avoid giving specific details about the injury, stating just that the medical staff were treating. It with great urgency and attention so that they could get Havertz back on the pitch as soon as possible. An injury is shameful news. But it is really good to note that the Gunners look very well coordinated this season, and surely, somebody else will step up in the meantime.
🚨 Kai Havertz set to miss rest of season through injury. Arsenal forward suffered torn hamstring during training at #AFC camp in Dubai. Unclear if 25yo Germany international will require surgery but focus is getting fit for 2025-26 campaign @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/ItOTRkSsxI
— David Ornstein (@David_Ornstein) February 12, 2025
What happens next?
What does this imply for Arsenal? Other players will have to grab their chances with game time. They will have to really try to produce wins for the squad. Arteta being left out of this scenario is an interesting thing that can be stated. He is a great coach, and I do believe he will carry on with this outfit, working on getting them ready for their next fixture.
Kai Havertz Injury Troubles
That is something that sometimes really shows you how hard it can be in football. During training, they give it their all; all through the game. They give it their all, and then sometimes before the hour passes, the players are in the dressing room getting treated. The players are always hard at work, giving their absolute best; all they want is to win.
Authors Opinion
Secret, Distant Talks Yielding No Answers. We can only wait and see!” Keep cheering!. I stand there again; Kai Havertz is injured. What about the new players? Well, we will have to see! I know that the Arsenal will always try for us, and this shall be our cause to cheer for them!