“Good Problem to Have” – Havertz Talks Up Germany’s Forward Options

Germany forward Kai Havertz has highlighted the impressive depth of attacking options available to the national team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America, describing it as a welcome challenge for coach Julian Nagelsmann.

Speaking from Germany’s training camp, the Arsenal star said the squad is filled with high-quality forwards and creative midfielders, making competition for places intense but healthy.

He pointed out that having multiple in-form attackers available gives the team flexibility and tactical strength going into a major tournament.

Germany’s attacking department includes players such as Florian Wirtz, Jamal Musiala, and Deniz Undav, all of whom have been in strong form for club and country.

Havertz noted that instead of worrying about who starts, the focus within the camp is on teamwork and adapting to different roles when required.

According to him, modern international football demands versatility, with players expected to operate in various positions depending on the opponent and match situation.

He stressed that every squad member will play a role in Germany’s campaign, whether as a starter or coming off the bench.

Havertz also praised the spirit within the group, insisting there is no sense of rivalry that could disrupt unity. He added that competition is seen as motivation rather than pressure, helping the team stay sharp.

As Germany build towards the tournament, Havertz remains a key figure in Nagelsmann’s plans, valued for his ability to play both as a midfielder and forward while linking play effectively in the final third.