Thomas Tuchel has delivered his verdict on Kai Havertz ahead of his second full season at Chelsea football club. Thomas Tuchel believes that Kai Havertz has a lot of room for improvement as he prepares for his second season with Chelsea FC. After arriving at Stamford Bridge in a big-money transfer from Bayer Leverkusen last summer, the Germany international had a good first season in England.

Havertz, 22, struggled to adjust to life in the Premier League after his arrival, but his form improved in the second part of the season once Tuchel was appointed as Frank Lampard's replacement in January. Last season, the German scored four goals and added three assists in 27 Premier League games, including the game-winning goal in their Champions League final victory against Manchester City in May.

Havertz subsequently went on to play four times for Germany at Euro 2020, scoring two goals for Joachim Low's team before they were eliminated in the final 16 by England. Tuchel says Havertz can be happy with his start in England, but he expects more from him next season.

Tuchel said in an interview with Chelsea FC's website about Havertz's performances at Euro 2020: "For him personally, he played a good Euros. In the German team, he was a continuous threat for the other players to score. Of course, he had a fantastic finish to our season, and despite the fact that the German team did not fare well at the Euros, I believe he can be pleased with the first steps he took here in England and the consequences for him. There are things that can be improved, things that can be done to keep the level up high, where he can play and has proven that he can play, this is the next step,” says the coach.

Chelsea FC will begin their Premier League campaign on August 14 at home against Crystal Palace.



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'This Is The Next Step': Thomas Tuchel Sends Message To Chelsea Star Kai Havertz



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