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🚨|| Here we go! Fabrizio Romano confirms the signing of Kai Havertz from Chelsea on a deal worth £65m.

Kai Havertz first Arsenal signing as deal will be completed in the next hours.

💰 £60m guaranteed fee;

💰 £5m add ons;

🕘 Long term deal agreed

🚩 Medical test to be scheduled.

Kai Havertz will sign the contract this week, documents are being prepared.#inspiratiofuturum

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