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Micah Richards names the Arsenal player who is ‘starting to make a difference’
Micah Richards has noticed a change in Arsenal and Germany international midfielder Kai Havertz.
The former Manchester City star believes that Havertz is starting to become a major player for Arsenal.
So, what has Micah Richards said about Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz? Let’s take a look.
Praise for Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz
Well, Micah Richards has been raving about Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz. The former Manchester City star has noticed that the 24-year-old is starting to make a difference now.
Havertz scored for Arsenal in their win against Brighton and Hove Albion at the Emirates Stadium in North London in the Premier League this past weekend.
The former Chelsea player scored against Luton Town away from home in the league earlier this month as well.
Richards said about Havertz on podcast: “People like Havertz, who people were writing off and where his best position, and he is starting to play well or he is starting to make a difference in terms of scoring or assisting.”
Kai Havertz could be a big player for Arsenal
Kai Havertz did not start the season strongly for Arsenal. There were for manager Mikel Arteta to drop the midfielder.
However, things are starting to change now. The Germany international is looking very confident and has the faith of Arteta.
Havertz is scoring goals and is making an impact on matches for Arsenal, who are aiming to win the Premier League as well as go deep in the UEFA Champions League this season.
The midfielder has scored four goals and given one assist in 11 starts and six substitute appearances in the Premier League for Arsenal this season.
Havertz has scored one goal in five starts and one substitute appearance in the UEFA Champions League for Arteta’s side this campaign.