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Kai Havertz sets new Premier League record

Kai Havertz has reportedly set a new record as the German player with the most goals in Premier League history, reaching 46 goals in the competition.

The Arsenal forward has surpassed former Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gündogan, who previously held the record among German players in the English top flight. The former Chelsea forward player achieved this feat when the scored the opening goal in the first half against Liverpool this has highlighted his growth since he completed his move to the Premier League.

Siince arriving in the Premier League, the German international has demonstrated his ability to contribute in the final third, combining intelligent movement, technical quality and a knack for finding the back of the net.

Havertz's versatility has also been valuable, as he can operate as a centre-forward or in a deeper attacking role. At Arsenal, his performances have made him an important option in the team's attacking setup.

Breaking Gündogan's record represents another milestone in Havertz's Premier League career. With more matches ahead of him, the Arsenal star will have the opportunity to extend his lead and establish a new benchmark for German goalscorers in the competition.

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