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Kai Havertz issues 'tough to process' statement from hospital bed as Arsenal star undergoes surgery on hamstring injury

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  • Havertz suffered hamstring tear
  • Sends message after successful surgery
  • Arsenal light on attacking options
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Havertz suffered an injury during Arsenal's mid-season training camp in Dubai last week and it was confirmed by the Gunners that the Germany international had suffered a tear in his hamstring, essentially ending his season. Havertz has now successfully undergone surgery for his injury.

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    WHAT HAVERTZ SAID

    On X, Havertz wrote: "The last few days have been tough to process both physically and mentally. But yesterday was a good day. A successful op and a win.

    "Thanks for all the messages of support over the last few days, it’s really helped.

    "I’m now focused on my journey to full fitness and giving all the support I can give to the team in the background."

  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Arsenal's entire season has been injury-riddled, with many key players missing extended periods of time. Gabriel Jesus, like Havertz, is out for the season, while Bukayo Saka is still several weeks away from returning to action.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR ARSENAL?

    Mikel Arteta is left light on options in attack with Raheem Sterling, Leandro Trossard and 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri being his only natural options in the first team. Midfielder Mikel Merino scored twice after being utilised as a striker in Saturday's 2-0 victory at Leicester.