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Arijit Das

German starter Kai Havertz will be out for the matches against Netherlands and Bosnia and Herzegovina

The international fixture will be missed by the Arsenal starter Kai Havertz as the German National Team has confirmed.

Due to a knee problem, the Arsenal man will miss out on Germany’s Nations League fixtures against Bosnia and Herzegovina and later on against Netherlands. There is no timeframe given for his return. Kai was seen playing in Arsenal’s Saturday fixture against Southampton where the Gunners won 3-1.

Kai Havertz
Kai Havertz via Getty Images

However, the German International team has confirmed on Sunday that Kai will miss the international fixtures. Jonathan Burkartd has been nominated by the German Coach instead of Havertz.

Kai Havertz against Southampton on Saturday

Kai has played the full 90 minutes this Saturday. The German International has scored during the 3-1 victory over Southampton. In terms of 10 all competition appearances, the German has scored six goals. The team manager Arteta had some golden words for the German striker for his commitment.

From Odegaard to Zinchenko along with Ben White, Arsenal have a long list of players who are sidelined due to injury. The recent signing Mikel Moreno has finally come back up to the squad after the shoulder injury he picked on.

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What did the German International Team say about Kai Havertz?

Kai has been the first-choice striker for Germany. He has scored twice in the Euro 2024 and played 5 matches in the tournament.

Addressing the injury, the German National team has tweeted:

“Kai Havertz will miss the upcoming international matches against Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Netherlands due to knee problems. National coach Julian Nagelsmann nominated Jonathan Burkardt in Havertz’s place. Get well soon, Kai! 🖤❤️💛 We look forward to seeing you, Jonathan.”

Kai Havertz is in his best form at Arsenal right now. And both his international team and club team are looking forward to his speedy recovery. The Gunners anticipate that the German will be returning before the Bournemouth match on 19th October.