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Mikel Arteta has named his side for this evening’s Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, with Kai Havertz given the nod to start up front.
The boss has made eight switches from his heavily-rotated starting XI that began our 2-1 win at Crystal Palace six days ago, with only Cristhian Mosquera, Piero Hincapie and Myles Lewis-Skelly keeping their places.
The two defenders started at centre-back at Selhurst Park but will revert to the full-back positions, with Gabriel and William Saliba returning to the heart of our defence, with David Raya behind them.
Arsenal striker scored the winner in the final five years ago and is determined to make up for being âin a bad placeâ when injured this season
When Kai Havertz thinks back to the 2021 Champions League final, he canât help smiling. Chelseaâs surprise victory over Manchester City in Porto still feels like yesterday for the Germany striker.
âIt is something I will never forget,â he says. âAs a kid I could have never dreamed I would score a goal in the final and win that game. I will always be proud of it. I just try to take that feeling and hopefully it will happen again.â
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He may have done it in Chelsea blue, but Kai Havertz knows what it takes to win the Champions League, having scored the only goal of the 2021 final against Manchester City.
Just as Thomas Tuchel’s side were that day, Arsenal head into Saturday’s showdown with reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain as underdogs. The German, however, has no doubt the Gunners can get the job done.
It has not been an easy 18 months for Havertz. He missed much of last season’s run-in, including the two-legged semi-final defeat to the Parisians, and also sat out the first half of the current campaign. There were dark moments as he wrestled with his fitness, but the surgeries to repair hamstring and knee issues are now firmly behind him.
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