Kai Havertz has a seriously bad off-day in MLS All-Star skills challenge

Chelsea midfielder Kai Havertz had an off-day on Tuesday, becoming the first player to miss all 14 of his shots in the “Cross and Volley” challenge at the MLS All-Star Skills Challenge.

The highly-regarded German international participated in the challenge, where players attempted to score from various crosses. Unfortunately for Havertz, not a single shot found the target, with one effort striking the post.

While the 24-year-old wasn’t the only player to struggle, as New York City FC forward Valentin Castellanos also missed all 14 of his shots, Havertz’s performance garnered more attention due to his recently signing for Arsenal in a £65m deal.

The MLS All-Star Skills Challenge is an entertaining event that showcases the skills of top players. However, Havertz’s display will undoubtedly leave a lasting memory for both fans and pundits alike.

The “Cross and Volley” challenge is just one of the many skills tests that take place before the MLS All-Star Game, which is scheduled for Thursday (UK time) in Minnesota.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Nothing should read into Havertz’s performance in this challenge, it is just for fun but of course, it will add to the anti-Havertz agenda.

Hopefully the German star will prove his doubters wrong.

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5 Comments

  1. Nothing to read into at all! He’ll be fine.

    Also there’s no anti Havertz agenda, not sure where these kind of statements come from honestly. Every person will like/dislike different players, doesn’t mean there’s an “agenda”

  2. Actually, Kai Havertz’s performance was a disgrace, a total disaster. He had no timing, no touch, no feel for the ball. To be fair, he had absolutely nothing! Just imagine playing a pinball machine after having a few pints. It was that bad. 330K pw down the drain.

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