Despite being out of position, Havertz remains a bright spot.

Kai Havertz scored and impressed in his new role in Germany's victory over Ghana in a friendly match on the morning of March 31st.

Kai Havertz scored for Germany in their friendly match against Ghana.

Havertz made a significant impact in Germany's 2-1 victory over Ghana, scoring a goal and playing outstandingly in an unfamiliar position. The Arsenal striker successfully converted a penalty, bringing his total goals for the national team to 21.

Notably, Havertz wasn't playing in his usual central role. He was deployed on the right wing. Despite this, he maintained his influence on the game and received many positive reviews.

A German newspaper gave Havertz a 3/5 rating, highlighting his composure. The review noted that the left-footed player was effective on the right flank, frequently making well-placed passes into the center. He also demonstrated his reliability by scoring the opening goal from the penalty spot before leaving the field.

From another perspective, a German media outlet gave Havertz a score of 2, among the highest in the match. The article assessed him as the connecting link in most of Germany's attacking situations. Havertz both participated in distributing the ball and created breakthroughs with his individual skills.

This international break has given Havertz more playing time. Scoring goals and maintaining consistent form is a positive sign for Arsenal.

With Noni Madueke sidelined due to injury, Havertz could be a viable option playing on the right wing. However, his preferred role remains in the central midfield.

Following the international break, Havertz has no fitness issues. This makes him ready to return to Arsenal for a crucial stage of the season.

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