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Arsenal star Kai Havertz announces birth of first child with wife Sophia in heartwarming Instagram post

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  • Havertz and Sophia announce birth of baby boy
  • Confirmed pregnancy news last November
  • Arsenal making do without Havertz due to injury
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    WHAT HAPPENED?

    Haverz and Sophia announced their pregnancy news in November last year with a joint Instagram post and labelled the event as "our biggest blessing". On Wednesday, in another joint post, the couple shared a photograph holding their baby boy's hand.

  • WHAT HAS BEEN SAID

    The heartwarming Instagram post from the pair read: "Welcome to the world our little boy. We love you so much!"

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Havertz suffered a major injury setback last month when he tore his hamstring in Arsenal's mid-season training camp in Dubai. He later successfully underwent surgery but will miss the remainder of the 2024-25 campaign. Before the injury, the German forward had appeared in 34 matches across all competitions for Arsenal, recording 15 goals and five assists.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR ARSENAL?

    Mikel Arteta's Arsenal side, who are trailing league leaders Liverpool by 12 points, will be back in action next week as they are all set to face Fulham at home in a crucial Premier League fixture.