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Arsenal Make New £60m Offer For Havertz

Arsenal have made an improved verbal offer worth £60million for Chelsea German international Kai Havertz, Daily Mail reports.

The new package is understood to be worth a guaranteed £ 55 million plus an extra £5m in bonuses.

Having seen their original offer of around £ 50 million turned down by Chelsea last week, Arsenal has continued talks with Chelsea over agreeing with a fee for the German international.

Those discussions accelerated over the weekend and Mail Sport now understands that a fresh verbal offer has been made.

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Arsenal wants to wrap a deal up quickly and already has a broad agreement in place over personal terms.

Havertz will be offered a long-term contract worth a minimum of £ 210,000 per week.

The ball is now in Chelsea’s court over whether to agree to sell Havertz for £60m. The Blues value the forward between £70m-£75m

Pertinently, Havertz has already been given the go-ahead to join Arsenal provided the two clubs can agree on a deal for his departure.

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