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Kai Havertz

Kai Havertz

Germany · attacker · 193cm · Born 1999-06-11

Goals by Competition

356
Appearances
101
Goals
54
Assists
41
Cards
Premier League 43 goals · 163 apps
Bundesliga 36 goals · 118 apps
Champions League 15 goals · 63 apps
Europa League 7 goals · 11 apps
UEFA Super Cup 0 goals · 1 apps

Season by Season

2020/2021 — Champions League 12 apps · 1 goals
2020/2021 — Premier League 27 apps · 4 goals
2021/2022 — UEFA Super Cup 1 apps
2021/2022 — Champions League 9 apps · 3 goals
2021/2022 — Premier League 29 apps · 8 goals
2022/2023 — Champions League 10 apps · 2 goals
2022/2023 — Premier League 35 apps · 7 goals
2023/2024 — Champions League 10 apps · 1 goals
2023/2024 — Premier League 37 apps · 13 goals
2024/2025 — Premier League 23 apps · 9 goals
2024/2025 — Champions League 8 apps · 4 goals
2025/2026 — Champions League 6 apps · 4 goals
2025/2026 — Premier League 12 apps · 2 goals
2016/2017 — Bundesliga 24 apps · 4 goals
2016/2017 — Champions League 3 apps
2017/2018 — Bundesliga 30 apps · 3 goals
2018/2019 — Europa League 6 apps · 3 goals
2018/2019 — Bundesliga 34 apps · 17 goals
2019/2020 — Champions League 5 apps
2019/2020 — Europa League 5 apps · 4 goals
2019/2020 — Bundesliga 30 apps · 12 goals

Player Profile

Havertz's role as the pressing trigger is underappreciated — his work rate makes Germany's high press function.

Tactical Role

False 9 who drops deep to create space for Musiala and Wirtz to attack. His pressing from the front sets the tone for Nagelsmann's gegenpressing.

Key Strengths

Pace Pressing

Bio

Born 1999-06-11 (27)
Birthplace Aachen
Height 193 cm
Nationality Germany
Positions forward, attacking midfielder

Club Career

Germany U16
2014 — 2015
Germany U17
2015 — 2016
Bayer 04 Leverkusen
2016 — 2020
Germany U19
2017 — 2018
Germany
2018 — present
Chelsea
2020 — 2023
Arsenal
2023 — present

Iconic Moments

Champions League final winning goal — Chelsea 2021 GOAL 2020-21

Scored the only goal in the 2021 Champions League final to give Chelsea a 1-0 victory over Manchester City.

Why it matters

Justified his £70 million transfer in the biggest possible moment, winning Chelsea's second European Cup.

★ 0.9
Arsenal reinvention as striker — 2023-24 OTHER 2023-24

Reinvented himself as Arsenal's centre-forward, scoring 14 goals including crucial headers in the title race.

Why it matters

Proved his versatility and mental strength after a difficult Chelsea exit, becoming key to Arsenal's challenge.

Related Articles

Are the Big Six raiding the rest of the Premier League?Jul 27

The Premier League's Big Six are increasingly dominating the transfer market, acquiring 39% of players from smaller clubs, exemplified by Manchester City's £116 million signing of Elliot Anderson.

Arsenal's World Cup 2026 Contingent: Nation by NationMay 28

How Arsenal's squad is represented across the 48-team World Cup, and what the expanded tournament means for the club's pre-season planning.

Curaçao enjoy their moment but Havertz and ruthless Germany show no mercyJun 14Ecuador 2-1 Germany: Ecuador deliver counter-attacking masterclassJun 25

Ecuador executes a counterattacking masterclass to defeat Germany 2-1, despite Germany's early lead from Leroy Sané's 2nd-minute goal. Nilson Angulo emerges as the hero, capitalizing on Ecuador's 39% possession to exploit Germany's defensive vulnerabilities. This strategic approach allows Ecuador to overturn the deficit and secure victory.

Germany v Curaçao: World Cup 2026 – liveJun 14Germany 7-1 Curacao: Germany dismantle Curacao in commanding group-stage displayJun 19

Germany's commanding 7-1 victory over Curacao is defined by their possession dominance, which allowed them to dictate the match tempo and territory. The turning point arrives early with Felix Nmecha's 6th-minute goal, setting the tone for Germany's control. Kai Havertz emerges as the hero, contributing significantly to Germany's 12-2 shots on target advantage.

Germany 1-1 Paraguay (3-4 pens): Paraguay stun Germany in penalty dramaJun 29

Paraguay pull off a stunning World Cup upset, eliminating Germany on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the Round of 32. Despite Germany's 75% possession dominance, Julio Enciso's 42nd-minute opener for Paraguay forced the favorites onto the back foot. Kai Havertz equalized in the 54th minute, but neither side could find a winner through extra time. Paraguay held their nerve in the shootout, converting 4 of their penalties while Germany missed one, sending the South Americans through to face the winner of France vs Sweden in the Round of 16.

Havertz double leads Germany in WC opening routJun 14Havertz scores twice as Germany thrash CuracaoJun 14