Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann could soon have Arsenal star Kai Havertz back at his disposal.According to The Mirror, Havertz is making significant progress in his recovery from the knee injury he

It may no longer be months but mere weeks until Kai Havertz makes his long-awaited return from injury. The German forward has been sidelined with a knee issue since late August, leaving Arsenal to cope without him through a demanding early-season run.

Viktor Gyokeres has been receiving a fair amount of stick recently, but Alan Shearer has just made a fascinating prediction about his form at Arsenal. The 27-year-old played 89 minutes in the Gunners’ crucial 1-0 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage, which saw Mikel Arteta’s team move back top of the Premier League.

Arsenal have been handed a huge double injury boost ahead of the game against Crystal Palace this weekend as Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus.

While Arsenal have made undeniable progress, they still need one or two key additions to become truly complete. Looking at Arteta’s blueprint, there are certain signings that could elevate this side further – but pursuing Levante UD striker Karl Etta Eyong would not be one of them in my opinion.

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka has praised the impact of Viktor Gyokeres after his summer transfer, claiming he is getting better with each passing game. The striker joined from Sporting CP, viewed as the last piece of the puzzle for Mikel Arteta after a few seasons where the team simply couldn’t break the deadlock in key games.

Kai Havertz has shared pictures of himself training at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground, as he edges closer to his comeback for the Gunners.Photo via Havertz on InstagramKai Havertz shared