Kai Havertz ahead of Arsenal transfer: Gunners reportedly in agreement with Chelsea

Medical check started

The first version of the article appeared on Transfermarkt on June 18 and has been updated several times.

Kai Havertz’s move from Chelsea to Arsenal is reportedly imminent. After etc sky reporter said the last time the 24-year-old national player had reached an agreement with the “Gunners” on essential contract details Florian Plettenberg now expect an agreement between the clubs. The medical check should be completed this week. Then Havertz will sign a contract until 2028.








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Havertz is said to cost the north Londoners 75 million euros, which should also include bonus payments in addition to the fee. The structure of the deal, for example in terms of installments, was recently unclear in reports from England. Originally, Chelsea are said to have hoped for up to the equivalent of 87.65 million euros. Either way, Havertz would become the most expensive German professional in terms of total transfer revenue with the fee after his EUR 80 million move from Bayer Leverkusen to Stamford Bridge in 2020. So far, Leroy Sané (27) has held this position, with transfers to Man City and FC Bayern totaling 101 million euros.

Podolski to Sané: Most expensive German footballers by total revenue

15 Lukas Podolski | Total proceeds from all transfers: €40.7 million

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Transfers: 1. FC Köln > FC Bayern (€10m) > Köln (€10m) > Arsenal (€15m) > Inter (€0.6m loan fee) > Galatasaray (€2.5m €) > Vissel Kobe (€2.6m) > Antalyaspor (free) > Górnik Zabrze (free)
Status: April 2023

14 Emre Can | Total proceeds: €43 million

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FC Bayern > Leverkusen (€5m) > Liverpool (€12m) > Juventus (free) > BVB (€26m)

13 Antonio Rüdiger | Total proceeds: €48 million

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Stuttgart > Roma (€13m) > Chelsea (€35m) > Real Madrid (free)

12 Thilo Kehrer | Total proceeds: €49 million

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Schalke > PSG (€37m) > West Ham (€12m)

11 Shkodran Mustafi | Total proceeds: €49.1 million

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HSV > Everton (free) > Sampdoria (€0.08m) > Valencia (€8m) > Arsenal (€41m) > Schalke (free) > Levante (free)

10 Maximilian Philip | Total proceeds: €49.5 million

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Freiburg > BVB (€20m) > Dynamic Moscow (€20m) > Wolfsburg (€9.5m) > Werder (loan)

9 Mario Gomez | Total proceeds: €49.6 million

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Stuttgart > FC Bayern (€30m) > Florence (€15.5m) > Besiktas (loan) > Wolfsburg (€1.05m) > Stuttgart (€3m) > End of career

8 Mario Götze | Total proceeds: €62 million

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BVB > FC Bayern (€37m) > BVB (€22m) > PSV (free) > Eintracht Frankfurt (€3m)

7 Mats Hummels | Total proceeds: €69.7 million

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FC Bayern > BVB (€4.2m) > FC Bayern (€35m) > BVB (€30.5m)

6 Mesut Özil | Total proceeds: €70 million

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Schalke > Werder (€5m) > Real Madrid (€18m) > Arsenal (€47m) > Fenerbahce (free) > Basaksehir (free)

5 Kai Havertz | Total proceeds: €80 million

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Leverkusen > Chelsea (€80m)

4 Julian Draxler | Total proceeds: €81.5 million

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Schalke > Wolfsburg (€43m) > PSG (€36m) > Benfica (€2.5m loan fee)

3 Timo Werner | Total proceeds: €96 million

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Stuttgart > Leipzig (€23m) > Chelsea (€53m) > Leipzig (€20m)

2 André Schurrle | Total proceeds: €99.4 million

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Mainz > Leverkusen (€14m) > Chelsea (€22m) > Wolfsburg (€32m) > BVB (€30m) > Fulham (rental fee €0.4m) > Sp. Moscow (rental fee €1 million) > end of career

1 Leroy Sané | Total proceeds: €101 million

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Schalke > Man City (€52m) > FC Bayern (€49m)

Havertz reportedly informed the Chelsea bosses that he wanted to change in the summer, although his contract runs until 2025. If the Blues sell the Germans before July 1, the transfer will also help prevent problems with UEFA’s financial regulations, which the club faces after its record spending in the 2022/23 season.

Chelsea’s record purchases

With a market value of 55 million euros, the ex-Bundesliga professional would be by far the most valuable transfer between Arsenal and Chelsea according to the latest Premier League update. So far, at €35m, that’s Jorginho (31), who left the Blues for the Gunners for €11.3m last January. Real Madrid are said to have thought of Havertz in the meantime, but he always preferred a change within the English league.

Docherty to Jorginho: Arsenal vs Chelsea transfers

Tommy Docherty | Moved from Arsenal to Chelsea in 1961

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Allan Young | Moved from Arsenal to Chelsea in 1961

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Transfer fee: €7,000 (bottom row on the far right in the picture)

George Graham | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 1966

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Transfer fee: €95 thousand

John Hollins | Moved from Arsenal to Chelsea in 1983

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William Gallas | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2006

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free transfer | Market value at the time: €14.7 million

Ashley Cole | Joined Chelsea from Arsenal in 2006

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Transfer fee: €7.4 million | Market value at the time: €17 million

Lassana Diarra | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2007

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Transfer fee: €2.9 million | Market value at the time: €4.7 million

Yossi Benayoun | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2011

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loan | Market value at the time: €8.5 million

Petr Chech | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2015

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Transfer fee: €14 million | Market value at the time: €12 million

Olivier Giroud | Joined Chelsea from Arsenal in 2018

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Transfer fee: €17 million | Market value at the time: €20 million

David Luis | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2019

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Transfer fee: €8.7 million | Market value at the time: €20 million

Willian | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2020

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free transfer | Market value at the time: €22.5 million

Jorginho | Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in 2023

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Transfer fee: €11.3 million | Market value at the time: €35 million

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Arsenal instead of Bayern: Havertz was not interested in returning to the Bundesliga

FC Bayern has probably dealt with the German international. The Munich team asked about Havertz, who was identified as a top alternative for the center of the attack, but were told that Arsenal was said to be ahead in the race. According to the “Picture” the record champion is observing the situation surrounding the courted professional very closely, and coach Thomas Tuchel appreciates him from their Chelsea times together. However, there is said to have been no contact between Bayern and Havertz, especially since the attacker did not consider a transfer to Säbener Straße to be attractive enough.

Asked about the profile when looking for a striker and a possible interest in Havertz, Bayern President Herbert Hainer said on “Sky” at the weekend: “We are looking for a nine, that’s certainly no secret. Unfortunately, that’s not quite that easy because there aren’t that many and the ones that exist and are really great are also swarmed by other clubs. But FC Bayern has a class name.”

German transfer record history since 1984: from Rummenigge to Havertz

1984 | Karl Heinz Rummenigge €5.5m

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From Bayern Munich to Inter Milan

1989 | Juergen Klinsmann | €6.5m

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From VfB Stuttgart to Inter Milan

1990 | Thomas Haessler | €7.8m

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From 1. FC Cologne to Juventus Turin

1998 | Jorg Heinrich | €12.6 million

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From Borussia Dortmund to AC Florence

2007 | Miroslav Klose €15 million

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From Werder Bremen to Bayern Munich

2009 | Mario Gomez | €30 million

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From VfB Stuttgart to Bayern Munich

2013 | Mario Goetze | €37 million

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From Borussia Dortmund to Bayern Munich

2013 | Mesut Ozil | €47 million

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From Real Madrid to Arsenal

2016 | Leroy Sané | €52 million

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From Schalke 04 to Manchester City

2020 | Timo Werner | €53 million

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From RB Leipzig to Chelsea

2020 | Kai Havertz | €80 million

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From Bayer 04 Leverkusen to Chelsea

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