Gyökeres still fails to convince: 'He will never take Havertz's place'
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Gyökeres still fails to convince: 'He will never take Havertz's place'

Record7 September 2026 at 08:57

Jamie Carragher, former Liverpool defender and sports commentator, stated that Swedish striker Gyökeres will never manage to take Kai Havertz's place at Arsenal. The English commentator expressed this opinion while analyzing the comparisons between the two players.

According to Carragher, Gyökeres continues to fail to convince that he deserves a chance as a starter in the Arsenal team. The Swedish striker has been linked to the London club, but the former player believes his quality is not sufficient to replace Havertz in the starting eleven.

The comparison between the two strikers comes at a time when possible transfers are being speculated about in the market. Carragher, who knows English football well, appeared skeptical about Gyökeres's ability to establish himself at a top Premier League club.

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