Arsenal are actively exploring the transfer market to potentially reinforce their attack and cover the absence of the 26-year-old.

The Gunners lose another card before the season even starts. Arsenal's attacking options have taken another significant blow with the news that Kai Havertz is facing another spell on the sidelines.

Arsenal’s attacking plans have taken another hit after Kai Havertz was ruled out with a knee injury, leaving Mikel Arteta short of forward options just one week into the new Premier League season. According to The Athletic,

Arsenal are expected to first look at the loan and bargain basement markets if Kai Havertz is ruled out for a prolonged period of time with a knee injury.

Havertz recovered from the hamstring problem that plagued him last campaign, but has now suffered a knee injury just one match into Arsenal’s 2025–26 Premier League title push. The German joins Gabriel Jesus, who is still recovering from an ACL injury, on the sidelines, leaving Viktor Gyökeres as the club’s only fit striker.

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Arsenal had an open training session at the Emirates on Wednesday before their first home fixture of the Premier League season when they host Leeds United on Saturday. Ben White and Kai Havertz were glaring omissions. White came off in the 71st minute in the win at Manchester United on Sunday and Havertz started the game on the bench.

Arsenal have splashed the cash on Viktor Gyökeres this summer but their other two centre forwards are injured.

Can Arsenal recover as despite a summer of spending an early injury leaves new signing Viktor Gyokeres as their only true striker option?