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Transfer: ‘Top guy, amazing’ – Kai Havertz on Arsenal’s new summer signing

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Arsenal star, Kai Havertz, has given his verdict on the club’s new summer signing, Christos Tzolis.

Speaking after Arsenal’s 4-1 pre-season friendly win over Girona at the weekend, Havertz described Tzolis, who joined the Gunners from Club Brugge, as a top and amazing footballer.

Arsenal defeated Girona, thanks to goals from Havertz, Max Dowman, Gabriel Jesus and Tzolis.

When asked about Tzolis, Havertz told the club’s official website: “Amazing. I think you saw his quality from the first minute.

“I mean, I saw it already a couple of years ago when I saw him playing in Germany. He’s a top guy and a top player; we are all very glad to have him here.”

Transfer: ‘Top guy, amazing’ – Kai Havertz on Arsenal’s new summer signing

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