Kai Havertz's ambitions after joining Chelsea

Kai Havertz's ambitions after joining Chelsea



The German is pleased to join a long-term project at Stamford Bridge. He admits that the first two or three weeks in a new country could be difficult. Still, Kai's ultimate target is to win titles with his new club.

"I think it is very exciting because Chelsea has very young players
and I know some of the players like Timo [Werner] and Toni [Rudiger]," Kai Havertz told the official Chelsea website.

"I have played with them in the national team and they are good friends of mine and so I think this is very good for me. 

Also that Chelsea have very young players and English players and that is
very nice and a big project. Hopefully we can have many successes.

"I want to achieve as much as possible, I try to do my best and of course it is a very big step. For me it is a new country, a new culture and it is difficult maybe in the first two or three weeks, but then I think I just want to play football and have fun with the boys.

"Of course I want to have big success and we want to win titles here. Chelsea is always a big club and they want to win titles and I try to do my best so we can achieve these things."

One of the most exciting talents in Europe, Kai Havertz has joined
Chelsea for just around ₤62m plus add ons. He'll have more than a week before a chance to make his debut for the Blues in th Premier League opener against Brighton which is scheduled for Monday, September 14.

Source: Chelsea FC

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