Arsenal star Kai Havertz lands lucrative new contract despite early-season struggles after summer transfer from Chelsea

KAI HAVERTZ has put pen to paper on a mammoth new contract, but it’s not what Arsenal fans think…

Havertz joined the Gunners from London rivals Chelsea in the summer following a £65million deal.

Arsenal ace Kai Havertz has signed a lucrative contract with PUMAGetty

Havertz has struggled at Arsenal after his summer move from ChelseaGetty

Havertz will be the face of the FUTURE boot for the coming years

The versatile playmaker has since struggled at the Emirates with only one goal and one assist in 12 appearances across all competitions.

However, that hasn’t stopped the Germany international from boosting his earnings.

The 24-year-old has just signed a lucrative contract with PUMA, who confirmed a long-term partnership with the player.

Havertz will be the face of the company following three successful years at Chelsea, whom he helped win the Champions League in 2021 thanks to his winner in the final against Manchester City.

The German will be wearing the brand’s FUTURE boot every time he steps inside the pitch for Arsenal and Germany.

Havertz said: “Growing up in Germany PUMA has always been an iconic brand with some of the greatest players ever wearing their products.

“PUMA has always been an innovative brand when it comes to football boots and the way they work with athletes.

“When I met with the team and discussed plans for the future, I knew this was the right fit for me.

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“They understand athletes and really want to be collaborate with their players; it really is a family atmosphere.

“Wearing the FUTURE boot is the perfect fit for my game and is a boot I was eager to move into, there is no other boot like it.

“PUMA are not only excelling as a brand on the pitch but are making huge waves in other areas of sport and fashion.

“We are working on some exciting projects, and I am looking forward to what the future holds.”

   

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