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Kai Havertz may miss World Cup 2026 due to injury

Kai Havertz may miss World Cup 2026 due to injury

Arsenal forward Kai Havertz suffered a serious injury in the Premier League match against Newcastle. The German was substituted in the 34th minute and limped off the pitch.

According to expert Thomas Hitzlsperger, a groin injury is possible. This threatens Germany participation in World Cup 2026.

Earlier Bayern reported that Serge Gnabry would also miss the tournament. The exact diagnosis and recovery time are not yet known.

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