I won the Champions League at Chelsea, but joining Arsenal was the best choice.

Kai Havertz, the talented young footballer, made a bold decision to leave Chelsea and join Arsenal for the 2023-24 season. Despite his success at Chelsea, including scoring the winning goal in the Champions League final, Havertz has no regrets about his move to Arsenal. In fact, he believes it was the best decision he could have made.

Havertz's rise to stardom began at Bayer Leverkusen, where he broke several records and became the club's youngest-ever debutant in the Bundesliga. He also holds the record for being the youngest player to reach 50 and 100 appearances in the league. This impressive performance caught the attention of many top clubs in Europe, and Chelsea secured his services in 2020 for a whopping £71m, making him their second-most expensive signing after Kepa Arrizabalaga.

However, despite high expectations, Havertz's time at Chelsea did not go as planned. He scored 32 goals in 139 appearances for the Blues but failed to live up to his potential. Nevertheless, his winning goal in the Champions League final against Manchester City will always be remembered by Chelsea fans, who have fond memories of him.

After 17 months at Chelsea, Havertz made the controversial move to Arsenal for a fee of £65m, joining their Premier League and London rivals. Despite mixed form at his new club, Havertz has received support from Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and his teammates. He has scored 23 goals in 71 games for the Gunners, but more importantly, he feels at home at the Emirates Stadium.

Havertz is grateful for the support he has received and considers joining Arsenal as the best decision he could have made. He is determined to continue improving and hopes to win titles with his new team. Last season, he was a key player in Arsenal's title challenge, finishing just two points behind champions Manchester City. However, a dip in form in October and November saw them fall behind, but three consecutive victories have put them back on track.

October and November were tough months for Arsenal, with many players traveling abroad for games, but Havertz is happy to be back with his teammates. He believes there is still room for improvement in the team, and the next few years will be great for them. With seven points behind Liverpool after 14 games, Havertz knows there is still a long way to go in the title race. He gives credit to Liverpool for their consistent performance but remains confident in his team's abilities and is ready for the fight ahead.

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