Chelsea star Kai Havertz looks increasingly likely to play out his future away from Stamford Bridge as the summer transfer window looms large. The forward has struggled to find a place for the Blues, often utilised as either a number nine or a ten, without certainty as to which position his traits suit best.
The Germany international ended the Premier League season as the top scorer for the west London outfit, but with just seven goals to his name. Given his nearly £70million transfer to the club from Bayer Leverkusen in 2020, there was hope that his potential would continue to shine through.
Such has been the struggle over the past year that back in October 2022, Havertz spoke out on the debate surrounding his best position. "Everyone should know by now what I can do," Havertz said at the time. "I'm flexible up front and I can play a lot of different positions.
