#kai-havertz

#kai-havertz

Former Blues skipper Terry was recording himself watching the game at home last night, presumably in the hope of catching the moment Chelsea scored a late goal that would have taken the tie to extra-time. Instead, Arsenal went up the other end and Havertz, himself a former Chelsea player, rounded Robert Sanchez to put the ball in the net and secure a 1-0 win on the night and a 4-2 aggregate success.

"He will be weeks, there is no definite date for his return. He is evolving well. It's very unlucky what is happening with him. I think he will be back in a few weeks but we'll have to see how he is progressing, how his knee is feeling. It's too early to get an answer."

Arsenal forward Kai Havertz has had a knee operation which the club have described as 'minor.' The Germany international missed last week's 5-0 win against Leeds after picking up the problem during the win at Manchester United on the opening weekend of the Premier League season.

"His farewell makes me extremely sad because Thomas is someone I've known for a very long time - We played together in the national team for six years."

Gab Marcotti and Mark Ogden discuss the implications of Kai Havertz's potential departure from Arsenal and its effect on the club's pursuit of Newcastle's Alexander Isak.