“He’s sharp, skillful and the smartest footballer that i know. Arsenal fans needs to learn to cherish and appreciate him”- Man United stat Diogo Dalot suggests that 24 years old Arsenal star is the smartest footballer in the world- Not Odegard, Not Declan Rice and not Saka

“He’s sharp, skillful and the smatest footballer that i know. Arsenal fans needs to learn to cherish and appreciate him”- Man United stat Diogo Dalot suggests that 24 years old Arsenal star is the smartest footballer in the world- Not Odegard, Not Declan Rice and not Saka

Diogo Dalot says the 24-year-old Arsenal player is the smartest footballer in the world
Kai Havertz is one of the most enigmatic players in world football.

Depending on who you ask, the German is either an overrated useless player or he is an elite footballer just waiting to be unlocked.
In our opinion, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle, but one thing is certain, Havertz is one of the most polarizing footballers in the world.

Many fans get frustrated with Havertz’s lack of end product, but those who like to dig a little deeper often praise the German for his clever play and ability to influence the game even when he’s not on the ball.

One man who is clearly a fan of Havertz is Diogo Dalot, who spoke to Goal, he has tried to build his so called “perfect footballer” which consists of a number of attributes, and when it comes to a football brain, he chose the Arsenal man.

Kai Havertz is the smartest player in football says Diogo Dalot
Dalot built his perfect footballer.

“Left foot?” Dalot was asked.

“Antony,” Dalot said

“Right foot?

“Neymar,” Dalot said

“Strength?

“Grealish,” Dalot said

“Football IQ?

“Havertz,” Dalot concluded

Seriously?
We’re not sure if we’re missing something here, because, in our view, Havertz’s football brain really isn’t that brilliant.

Yes, he can occupy defenders and make good runs, but for most of the start of this season it really looked as though he was getting in a lot of other players’ way and not clicking with the team.

Things have improved a lot recently, it must be said, and we do acknowledge that Havertz has played some smart stuff as of late. However, throughout most of his tenure in England, Havertz has been largely ineffective and many of his decisions both on and off the ball have been somewhat baffling.