Despite this, Arsenal invested £65m to bring him to the Emirates, hoping to fill the gap left by Granit Xhaka's departure. However, Havertz's transition to a deeper midfield role hasn't been as successful as hoped. Despite occasional flashes of form, including a recent run of goals, his overall performance has been underwhelming, leading to frustration from fans and pressure from the club.
Manager Mikel Arteta has continued to place faith in Havertz, giving him starting roles in key matches, but his contributions have often been lacking. Now, it's reported that Arsenal is open to offers for the midfielder in the summer window, despite his long contract.
Havertz's time at Arsenal has been marked by a lack of consistent impact, with only a handful of goals and assists to show for his efforts. Real Madrid, who were previously interested in him, may still be monitoring his situation as they seek a successor to Karim Benzema.
