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Arsenal sign Kai Havertz from Chelsea on 'long-term contract'

29 Jun 2023 12:13pm
The 24-year-old Germany international arrives after three years with Chelsea - FILE PIX by AFP
The 24-year-old Germany international arrives after three years with Chelsea - FILE PIX by AFP

LONDON - Arsenal have signed Germany forward Kai Havertz from Chelsea on a "long-term contract”, the Premier League club announced.

Arsenal confirmed the signing of the German international on a "long-term contract”, said German news agency (dpa).

The 24-year-old arrives after three years with Chelsea, during which he made 139 appearances, scoring 32 goals. - BERNAMA

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