Kai Havertz

Arsenal transfer is voted the worst of the summer

Football agents, who play a significant role in brokering deals for clubs, have reportedly voted on the worst summer transfers in the Premier League. According to a report in The Sun, they have selected Arsenal’s acquisition of Kai Havertz as the worst signing of the summer, receiving six votes.

This assessment is surprising given Havertz’s reputation as a talented player, but it’s essential to remember that opinions on player performances can vary widely. Chelsea’s signing of Moises Caicedo was voted the second-worst transfer with five votes, while Mason Mount’s move from Chelsea to Manchester United was ranked as the third-worst summer transfer according to these agents’ votes.

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It is still too early to give a verdict on the transfer of Havertz and it is baffling that everyone has already made their judgement.

He has not yet completed half a season at the club, so we should be more relaxed for now.


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16 Comments

  1. I’m beginning to feel sorry for Havertz
    Let’s hope he proves himself as it’s not doing him or the club any good having such negativity

  2. What were the criteria used for the voting ? You can’t just sit in a room and come out with a scattering stuff like that.

  3. This has gone beyond a joke and I’m afraid some of our own fans need to look in the mirror.
    This could end up being another Harry Maquire situation – let’s support the guy while he wears the shirt.

    1. …hoping that supporting him does not mean accepting him playing week in and week out with poor performances while better less favoured players continue warming the bench!

      1. No – it means supporting him when he’s on the pitch and off it when the media etc get on his back.
        By the way, Viera has had two decent games since his transfer, but why ESR is being ignored is down to MA, so shouldn’t we be asking him why he’s doing that?

  4. Opinions may differ from person to person, camp to camp, but there’s definitely a common denominator in Havertz’ case. Failure to negotiate down the price tag of £65million, for a player released for poor performance over several seasons is a calamity. His continued poor form, and inability to adapt in a superbly assembled, talented team like Arsenal right now points to something worse than just poor form. He’s not at the level of this team. He needs to be eased into the team from the under 21’s where, hopefully, he will regain some confidence. Pushing him like Arteta is doing, is like trying to squeeze water out of a rock.

  5. I hope Havertz is not an active social media user. He should rather go offgrid for the time being and practice meditation and find awareness and wellbeing. Otherwise the social media ship will cause him to sink in deep real soon.

  6. It’s very easy for Havertz to get us Arsenal fans on side. He simply has to show some effort, he looks to be lost on the pitch.

    1. So why isn’t MA getting it in the neck for selecting him then, or paying over the odds for him?
      It seems that Havertz is the cause of all our mistakes, while MA gets away scot free.

      I get that some fans want / need a scapegoat to moan about, but why not trust the manager to do his job?

  7. Surely you have to wait until the end of the season before you can judge whether a signing has been successful not after 4 games, a joke of an article.

  8. This is beyond ridiculous. It’s 4 mtches into the season! Articles like this, and the ‘poll’ conducted by the Sun are just fishing for clicks at the expense of Havertz.

    People keep harping on about his price and his performances for Chelshit … but they choose to ignore the long history of excellent players failing at tht club, including Shevchenko, Crespo, Torres, Werner, Ziyech and most recently, Mudryk.

    They’re also ignoring how Odegaard failed at Real Madrid but is now not only Arsenal’s captain but practically undroppable as one of the best midfielders in the world.

    Maybe trust the manager to work with Havertz the same way he did with Ode? And Xhaka! Have we forgotten already where Xhaka was before and where Arteta took him?

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