Controversy: The Gunners will celebrate with a picture of their knees after the game, although they are the old owners on the other side, they no longer owe each other

Snow Wolf Kanball

2024-04-24 10:45Posted in Guangdong sports creators

In the early morning of April 24, Beijing time, the 29th round of the English Premier League staged a key battle, and the Gunners Arsenal defeated the Blues 5-0 at home to continue to lead the standings. Blues veteran Kai Havertz scored a brace in the game to kill his former boss. After the game, he posted a photo of sliding and kneeling in the game to celebrate the victory, which caused a lot of controversy.

In this game, the Gunners fired 27 shots on goal, and Kai Havertz, who started the game, scored two goals in the second half to complete the brace in nine minutes. It is worth mentioning that after scoring the first goal, Havertz fell to his knees to celebrate, but he was very subtle in his second goal. There is nothing excessive. But after the game, Havertz posted a photo of himself kneeling on the pitch after scoring his first goal on social media, and captioned: "Three important points, let's continue this momentum!"

The move still made some Chelsea fans a little unhappy, while Gunners fans expressed their support from the perspective of their own players, and there was some argument between the two sides under the dynamic. However, Havertz has his own reasons for doing so. Because the Chelsea team opposite him is almost completely foreign to him.

Of Chelsea's 11 starters, only a handful of Havertz were team-mates including Marc Cucurella, Conor Gallagher, Mykhailo Mudryk and Mathiek, with the rest joining last summer. Even the boss has changed from Abu to Boehly today. Honestly, this is a team that can't make Havertz feel like he's been reunited.

More crucially, Kai Havertz is the equivalent of being swept away by Chelsea. Last season, he scored nine goals and provided one assist in 47 games in all competitions, but Havertz was still purged by the Blues due to his high salary. At the crucial moment, it was Mikel Arteta's Gunners who threw 75 million euros to bring him to the Emirates Stadium, giving the German the chance to find a second spring in his career. When Kai Havertz lifted the Gunners' number 29 shirt at his press conference, there were plenty of Chelsea fans who appeared to be on their knees, celebrating that their side had finally shaken off a cancer.

Kai Havertz spent three seasons at Chelsea and although his performances could only be described as mediocre, his goal gave Chelsea their second Champions League trophy in the club's history. And when he left, he also left Chelsea with a transfer fee of 75 million euros, which was only 5 million euros less than the 80 million when he joined. In that sense, Kai Havertz is fully worthy of Chelsea. After he left, the two sides no longer owed each other. Slipping on your knees doesn't seem too much.

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