Kai Havertz to Arsenal a 'done deal' as full Chelsea transfer details revealed

The transfer of Kai Havertz from Chelsea to Arsenal is now a 'done deal', according to Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg.

The Gunners launched an offer for the German international earlier this month, although it was rejected by the Blues.

The Telegraph claimed that Chelsea were willing to sell Havertz for the right price, but that they valued him at £70 million.

But the two sides managed to agree a £65 million fee, with Sky Sports claiming that a medical for the 24-year-old had been pencilled in for the weekend. On Monday, Fabrizio Romano reported that Havertz had completed the first part of his medical.

The move brings to an end a three-year spell at Chelsea for the Germany international, who primarily played in a sole centre forward role for the club despite his preferred position being in attacking midfield.

Although he netted only 19 goals across his three campaigns at Stamford Bridge, he did score the winning goal in the 2021 Champions League final against Manchester City.

It has been reported that Arteta has eyed five roles in which Havertz can play at Arsenal, including as a number eight and number 10.

Now, Plettenberg has reported that this deal to sign the German is done - and the details of his move.

Kai Havertz deal 'done' - journalist

Taking to Twitter, the Sky Germany reporter revealed that an announcement is likely to be made this week over a transfer that will see Havertz commit himself to the Emirates Stadium until the summer of 2028.

He tweeted: "Kai Havertz and Arsenal, announcement probably this week. It's a DONE DEAL!

"New details: "Contract until 2028, transfer fee €75 million (£65 million) with bonuses included.

"Total agreement between the clubs, last parts of the medical this week. Arteta - a key driver!"

In an interview with The Telegraph on Monday, Arteta spoke about Havertz and his qualities - a rarity in the Spanish manager's case as he usually refuses to discuss players currently contracted to other clubs.

He explained: "Talent comes at a price, and at Arsenal we are always interested in youngsters with experience.

"I repeat, I'm not talking about players from other clubs, but in the case of Kai he has already shown a lot, including a Champions League [win].

"He is a talented player, versatile and only 24 years old."

The Gunners will hope Havertz can considerably add to his trophy cabinet at the Emirates Stadium as the club prepares to launch another Premier League title challenge next season.