Kai Havertz is honest about his signing for Chelsea: "People thought I was Messi"

Kai Havertz, mediocentro offensive of Chelsea, has appeared in an interview for the British newspaper 'The Guardian' where spoke of his signing by the 'blues' does three seasons and of the big quantity of movements that has done the new Managerial Board during the last markets of summer and winter.

The attacker recaló in Stamford Bridge in 2020 in return of 80 million pertinent euros of the Bayer Leverkusen, what automatically added a weight on his shoulders when being until this date the costliest footballer in the history of the institution. With this on the table, the Teutonic did not doubt in sincerarse in front of the microphones of the press.

Havertz Felt pressure in England

Asked after the big quantity of money that invested in him, confirmed that it did not seat him well in his first months. "I do not understand how it pays so much money, but in the football is normal. This comports pressure, because the people thought that I was Messi and still had 20 or 21 years. The people sees the price and have to surrender to the big from the first day. You seat the pressure. The first months were not good", sentenced.

On the same line, it left on the table his opinion about the big quantity of incorporations that has done the club to reinforce . "Have a new team, new trainer, new personnel. An entirely new changing room, with a lot of personalities. You have to adapt you, create a relation", affirmed Havertz.

His numbers nowadays

Like this the things, the ex Bayer has strengthened like an important piece of present and future inside the diagram of Graham Potter. In what it goes of course has seen door in nine occasions and has delivered an assistance in 36 commitments, what turns him into one of the big offensive arguments that will present Chelsea for the quarter-finals of the Champions League in front of the Real Madrid.