I don’t understand Kai Havertz

In this video, I am discussing Kai Havertz' great from so far this season. The german forward has cemented himself as Arsenal's striker with his impressive goal tally.

[@matthewpotts5100]

I watch him every week and I can confidently say he’s unreal, he’s insanely intelligent and makes everyone better, he’s our focal point from long balls and look at his stats for us in 2024 they’re very very good

[@DylanChe19]

@@matthewpotts5100 the stats are good tbf. Would you say he is the long term option for Arteta or will he look to upgrade maybe?

[@jacobisatsatin7071]

he‘s a very good player technically (I‘d agree his striker instinct often lacks or first touch) who has all of a too footballers amplified in a system he fits in but has also completely bought into in regards to his role

[@DylanChe19]

@@jacobisatsatin7071 he has definitely helped the system, can’t deny that.

[@michaelgoldsmith9359]

i mean his first touch is absolute top

[@jacobisatsatin7071]

Arsenal fan btw

[@Azabaxe80]

Is Kai Havertz good? Nah, not at all. I mean, he's got really good movement. But that's about it. He has a phenomenal understanding of space, but that's about it. He's been able to provide a target up front for Arsenal and allow them to get to second balls, but that's about it. And, well, he has some of the highest G/A numbers in the EPL this calendar year, but that's about it. And sure, he's become a reliable scorer of goals, but really, what good is that for? So, no. Kai Havertz is not good at all. The Arsenal should sell him. Now.

[@DylanChe19]

@@Azabaxe80 I’m gonna guess you think Kai Havertz is decent at football

[@Azabaxe80]

@@DylanChe19 Like someone who's way smarter than me said a few months ago, one shouldn't have to squint to see what a £60M player can do, and sometimes you do have to squint. But when you see it, it's difficult to unsee it. One thing Arteta has said that is true, it's that he's a player who needs love. His teammates have given him that. The Emirates crowd has given him tons of that. And he clearly has the trust of the manager. So, it's no coincidence that he feels at ease and he's paying back that love with surprisingly consistently good performances. But there's nothing to see here. Carry on.

[@awesomefrankrapid]

He’s nothing like berbatov