AHEAD OF SCHEDULE? Havertz and Puma have signed a new long-term partnership. He was delighted to wear the new Future boots that the club had bought.

“I felt like this was the ideal place when I met the whole team and we talked about our future goals. It’s truly a family atmosphere; they really understand sports and want to work together with their players,” the man said. “There is no boot like the Future; it fits my style perfectly and is a style I’m excited to move into.” In addition to being a successful brand on the field, Puma is also causing a stir in the world of fashion and other sports. We have some exciting projects underway and I am excited about what lies ahead.”

THE BIGGER PICTURE: After the international break, Havertz will look to continue to impress at Arsenal. After a £65 million ($82 million) transfer from Chelsea, the attacker only scored once in 12 matches.