More details emerged about Havertz’s injury as he leaves the Germany camp

More details emerged about Havertz’s injury as he leaves the Germany camp

class="isSelectedEnd">Kai Havertz suffered an injury early in Germany’s match against the Netherlands in the Nations League, and it has now been revealed that a hamstring problem forced him out of the game.

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class="isSelectedEnd">Standard Sport reports that Havertz is set to return to Arsenal for further tests and monitoring, with the club hoping he can recover and return to fitness as soon as possible.

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class="isSelectedEnd">The tests will provide a clearer indication of the problem the attacker is suffering from and how long he could be sidelined. Arsenal will therefore have to wait for the results before knowing the full extent of the setback.

Arsenal face concern over Havertz

class="isSelectedEnd">This is the kind of situation Arsenal feared when clubs had to release their players for international duty. Havertz has been a key player for the Gunners since the start of the season, making his injury particularly concerning for Mikel Arteta.

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class="isSelectedEnd">Among the attackers in the squad, the German has been the player most suited to the number nine role under Arteta, and the manager has relied on him since the beginning of the campaign. His absence would therefore leave Arsenal without one of their most important options in attack.

Gyokeres could receive an opportunity

class="isSelectedEnd">Viktor Gyokeres has been spending more time on the bench, but Havertz’s injury could now give him an opportunity to play more regularly. The Swedish striker could have the chance to prove his doubters wrong if Havertz is ruled out for an extended period.

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class="isSelectedEnd">However, Arsenal will first need to establish the severity of Havertz’s hamstring problem. A lengthy absence would leave the Gunners facing an unwanted situation, particularly because the German has been trusted so heavily in the number nine position.

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class="isSelectedEnd">Gyokeres could now be called upon to carry more responsibility in attack, but the extent of that responsibility will depend on Havertz’s recovery. Arsenal will hope the tests reveal that the injury is not as serious as initially feared.

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