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Kai Havertz could return to face Newcastle

Kai Havertz could return to face Newcastle

News.com.au16-05-2025
Kai Havertz could make his first appearance since February against Newcastle, who trail Arsenal by just two points, following hamstring surgery which had looked set to rule him out for the campaign. The Germany international remains Arsenal's top scorer in the league this season with nine goals.
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