Arsenal Midfielder Kai Havertz sends a hilariously message to Tottenham Hotspur ahead of their match with Manchester City after an open defeat of Manchester United

Kai Havertz, the outstanding player for Arsenal, was instrumental in Mikel Arteta’s squad reclaiming the Premier League lead and ensuring that the title race will be decided on the final day.

Tuesday night, following Tottenham Hotspur’s victory over Manchester United on Sunday, Arsenal forward Kai Havertz has adamantly stated he will transfer to Tottenham Hotspur.

This weekend’s match at Old Trafford was played under increased strain for the Gunners, as Manchester City reclaimed the Premier League lead on Saturday. With a 4-0 triumph over Fulham, Pep Guardiola’s squad extended their lead atop the division by two points.

On Tuesday night at Spurs, anything less than a victory would have afforded City the opportunity to secure the Premier League championship for an unprecedented fourth consecutive season. Havertz assisted Leandro Trossard in scoring the game’s lone goal as Arsenal defeated United and reclaimed the lead.

Arsenal are cognizant that if City are unable to defeat Tottenham in midweek, the title will be in their grasp on the final day, and a triumph would suffice to crown them champions. Nonetheless, should Guardiola’s squad prevail, they will know that a final-day triumph at home against West Ham United will solidify their position in history.

After the match at Old Trafford, Havertz was promptly questioned regarding his intention to support Tottenham in midweek, notwithstanding the longstanding rivalry between the two organizations. The German responded on Sky Sports: “We are all going to be Tottenham’s greatest supporters forever. I will be the utmost.” We should therefore maintain optimism for the best.”

If Aston Villa suffers a loss to Liverpool on Tuesday night, Tottenham will still have a chance to secure a point. This outcome would provide Spurs with the opportunity to finish in fourth place if Unai Emery’s squad also falters on the final day of the season.