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Why Some Chelsea Players Refer To Me As Donkey, Says Havertz

Chelsea striker, Kai Havertz has opened up on why some of his teammates call him Donkey.

He said this was after they discovered how he holds a special relationship with the animal.

Germany International granted an interview to the Guardian during the international break when he made the revelation.

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“Some of my teammates call me ‘Donkey’. It’s not because of my football; from day one, I felt a special relationship with donkeys,” he said.

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The German striker explained that he is fond of the temperament of donkeys, which is similar to how he lives his daily life:

He further explained that donkeys are calm animals and do not bother themselves so much, which is why he personifies himself with them.

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