Chelsea midfielder, Kai Havertz, has said he has to “improve” and will be making “no excuses” about his poor form.
Havertz arrived at Stamford Bridge last summer for £70 million. However, the 21-year-old has found life tough in England, with injuries and a loss of form working against him.
Havertz told reporters on his experiences so far: “Corona is now over, I feel good. I had a little injury in the past few weeks, but it is now time to play good.
“I have to improve my game. It is not been easy for me but there are no excuses. I just have to keep on working and hopefully there will be a big turnaround soon, but I will give it my best.”
Chelsea goalkeeper, Kepa Arrizabalaga, has suffered another major setback on Monday after he was snubbed by Spain ahead of this month’s international break.
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Kepa, who is currently behind Edouard Mendy in Chelsea’s choice of goalkeepers at Stamford Bridge, was not invited by Spain coach, Luis Enrique, for their World Cup qualifiers against Greece, Georgia and Kosovo.
The 26-year-old has been regularly called up despite usually playing second fiddle to Manchester United goalkeeper, David De Gea, but this time he has missed out.
However, Enrique instead included Brighton’s Robert Sánchez and Athletic Bilbao’s Unai Simón in the list ahead of Kepa.
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Spain’s squad against Greece, Georgia and Kosovo: Goalkeepers: De Gea, Robert Sánchez, Unai Simón
Defenders: Pedro Porro, Eric García, Sergio Ramos, Diego Llorente, Iñigo Martínez, Jordi Alba, Gayá
Midfielders: Busquets, Rodri, Thiago, Pedri, Marcos Llorente, Canales, Koke, Fabián
Forwards: Gerard Moreno, Ferran Torres, Oyarzabal, Morata, Bryan Gil, Dani Olmo
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