Kai Havertz reveals nickname Arsenal squad have given him since joining from Chelsea

Kai Havertz has begun to find his feet in front of goal for Arsenal since his summer move from Chelsea - and it seems changing clubs has brought a new nickname for the attacker.

The 24-year-old switched London clubs as part of an exodus from Stamford Bridge and a squad turnover at the Blues, heading to the Gunners for a reported £65m transfer fee.

Initially, the German international has struggled for form in front of goal and still has just three strikes to his name at the Emirates Stadium club.

Having said that, Havertz has scored in his most recent appearances in both the Premier League and Champions League during victories over Brentford and Lens.

Now that Havertz is starting to feel at home in North London, the attacker has opened up on life so far with the Gunners.

In a quickfire Q&A session done with the club and published on YouTube, he has spoken on a range of different topics and given fans an insight into his life they may not have know before.

There are light hearted and theoretical questions such as what superpower the forward would like to have, to which he responded he would like to be able to fly.

There are also more philosophical answers, such as to always be honest when asked what the best lesson from his childhood was.

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If stuck on a desert island, Havertz would bring a phone to use in case of emergencies, while his bucket list ambition is to visit every country in the world.

Food questions are also covered, with the German revealing Italian is his favourite cuisine and giving the (correct) view that pineapple does not belong on a pizza.

Havertz reveals he is more of a night owl than a morning person, and prefers a beach holiday to a city break when it comes to going on his travels, with the luxury destination of the Maldives as his favourite.

The German is also a dog person rather than cats, with his preferred day off to be spent at home with his girlfriend and their pet pooches.

But the first question answered by Havertz concerns his nickname - and it turns out he has quite a British name that the Gunners squad call him by in the form of 'Harvey'.

Bit of a random one, but there we go.