Kai Havertz
- Current club: Bayer 04 Leverkusen
- Date of Birth: 11 June 1999
- Birthplace: Aachen, Aachen, Germany
- Position: Midfielder
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Real Madrid 'planned £71m Kai Havertz move'
15 times in 38 appearances for his German club this season.
Manchester United continue to be linked with the Germany...
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£80m-rated German star open to Manchester United transfer
Bayer Leverkusen forward Kai Havertz is reportedly open to the prospect of joining Manchester United in the next transfer window.
Juventus withdraw from Kai Havertz race
Juventus have pulled out of the transfer race to sign Bayer Leverkusen starlet Kai Havertz this summer. It is understood that the Bundesliga side are looking to redeem a fee of around 100 million euros to sell Havertz, and the Serie A side are nowhere near ready to match the German club's valuation.
Manchester City keeping tabs on Bundesliga prospect
The 20-year-old turns out to be a prime target for La Liga giants Real Madrid and Barcelona, while Bayern Munich is also reportedly keeping close tabs on him.
Kai Havertz makes January transfer decision
Bayer Leverkusen playmaker Kai Havertz is reportedly prepared to turn down interest from the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur during the January transfer window.
German attacker excited by prospect of joining Man United
Germany international Kai Havertz is reportedly excited by the prospect of joining Manchester United when the current season comes to a close.
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Kai Havertz looking for transfer abroad?
German midfielder Kai Havertz has hinted he could be ready to depart Bayer Leverkusen in favour of a transfer elsewhere, with clubs in England apparently considering a move for the creative starlet. Bayern Munich have also been linked with a transfer for the Leverkusen man.
Manchester United reportedly poised to make double signing in January
Manchester United are reportedly set to make a double signing from the Bundesliga. According to reports, Ed Woodward has approved moves for starlet Kai Havertz and the Bayern Munich wantaway Thomas Muller for a combined fee of £125m. Havertz is on the wishlist of every top club in Europe and the Leverkusen youngster has the potential to become one of the best attacking-midfielders in the world.
Nassim Boujellab
Nassim Boujellab has emerged through the ranks at Gelsenkirchen side Schalke in recent years, having impressed for the club's second string side the 20-year-old now finds himself in the club's first team squad. Boujellab, who is comfortable playing anywhere in the midfield but his preferred position is in a central role, has already appeared for Morocco's youth international team.
Arsenal want Bundesliga teenager to replace Ozil?
Arsenal have reportedly identified Bayern Munich attacker Kai Havertz as a potential replacement for Mesut Ozil when the current season comes to a close.
Arsenal chasing Bayer Leverkusen youth prospect
Arsenal have been linked with a move for Bayer Leverkusen youngster Kai Havertz. The talented German under-21 international playmaker has been a revelation since forcing his way into Bayer's first team and is now coveted by some of Europe's top teams.
Kai Havertz
Lauded in Germany as the future of the national team, Kai Havertz has burst on to the scene for Bayer Leverkusen in stunning fashion over the past 12 months. Representing his country at every youth level, Havertz is hopeful that continued success for club is likely to reward the youngster with an opportunity to represent the German full national team.
Atakan Akkaynak
Bayer Leverkusen have produced some of Germany's best young players in recent times and have brought through yet another wonderkid in midfielder Atakan Akkaynak. The 18-year-old central midfielder, comfortable playing in defensive or offensive positions, is one of the best young players in Germany and has represented the country's under-17's, 18's and 16's sides.
