Kai Havertz has issued a strong warning to Manchester United ahead of their upcoming Premier League clash with Arsenal, emphasizing that his side is unstoppable when they play at their best. The Gunners will host Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, and Havertz believes that Arsenal are a formidable force when in top form.
Arsenal have looked dominant recently, with Mikel Arteta's team sitting second in the Premier League standings, just behind Liverpool. The team has been in excellent shape, particularly with the return of Martin Ødegaard from injury. They have convincingly beaten teams like West Ham, Nottingham Forest, and even Sporting CP, Amorim’s former club. Havertz feels that the Gunners' strong run of form makes them a difficult opponent for any team.
He also acknowledged the challenge posed by United’s new manager, Ruben Amorim, and the changes that have come with his arrival. "When a new manager comes in, they change the style of play, system, and personnel," Havertz told Sky Sports. Despite the changes at United, the German forward believes Arsenal's focus should remain on their own strengths. He confidently added, “When we play our best game, I think nothing can stop us," reinforcing that Arsenal's top performance is their best weapon.
Arsenal are currently positioned well above everyone except Liverpool in the league, but United are only a few points behind them, sitting in mid-table. Havertz noted the tight competition in the league and expressed awareness of the challenges ahead. He mentioned that Arsenal has been involved in title races before, with the team fighting for the top spot in recent seasons. However, he emphasized that it's still early in the season and many things can change.
Havertz also pointed out how the Premier League continues to get more competitive each year, citing Liverpool’s consistent high-level performances as a testament to the growing challenge. Despite this, the 25-year-old remains optimistic and determined, stating that Arsenal are prepared for the battle ahead. With plenty of games left to play, Havertz is confident that Arsenal will continue to fight for the title and give their best effort week in, week out, to secure all three points and remain in the race with the best teams.
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