by Mikel Areta claimed that Arsenal does not represent the impending takeover of Eberechi Eze in the amount of £ 60 million on Kai Havertz’s recent knee injury. The Manager of Gunners confirmed that Havertz will miss the Premier League against Leeds at the Emirates on Saturday, although the full extent of the dismissal of the German international remains unclear.
The news of Havertz ‘injury according to reported Arsenals striving for Eze, whereby the deal for the Crystal Palace star should control its summer editions for eye help of £ 250 million. It is assumed that Eze subjected his medicine on Friday, whereby his transfer to the North London Club may have been completed this weekend.
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While Arteta stopped shortly before Eze’s arrival, he stated that the recent transfer activity of the club was a direct answer to Havertz ‘setback. “Obviously we were very active and tried to look at the opportunities that could come,” said Areta. “We react to nothing, we were very prepared and understood what we could do, and we decided that this is the moment to do it.”
Eze Mural has already been published
EZE was particularly absent on Thursday at the 1-0 play-off victory of Crystal Palace against Fredrikstad. Manager Oliver Glasner confirmed that the English international had played his last game for the club. Should the transfer proceed, Eze would join the Emirates of a large number of top -class summer commitments, including Viktor Gyokeres (55 million GBP), Kristhische Mosquera (£ 13 million), Martin Zubimendi (£ 60m), Kepa Arrizabalaga (£ 5m), Christian Norgard (£ 10m) and not (£ 10m).
This significant effort signals a clear declaration of intent from Arsenal in order to win her first Premier League title for 22 years and to end the personal trophy village of Areta, which goes back to the FA Cup 2020. “We show the ambition that we are here to win large trophies and further develop and improve every year, and this is associated with requirements, and these requirements are clear,” added Arteta. “And we want to stand in the league in the league and not only hunt or react or are behind it, but before and every decision that we make in every area of the club is to achieve this.”
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With regard to Havertz, which had recently returned from a three -month discharge after the thigh operation, Areteta provided an update to his condition. “He is certainly not suitable for this match. Unfortunately, he has hit an injury and we don’t really know the extent yet,” said the manager. “We need a little more time and a few more tests and then we will have more clarity. He is mentally in a good place. He is a really strong boy and very committed. He had an incredible recovery from the thigh operation. He has suffered a setback. Let us see how bad it is.
