“It’s either they sell him this summer or I’m leaving. I’ve had enough — I can’t keep playing alongside him. This player has seriously cost us too much this season,” Kai Havertz reportedly threatens to leave Arsenal if a certain teammate isn’t sold this summer. It’s neither Martinelli nor Ødegaard.

BREAKING NEWS: HAVERTZ ISSUES ULTIMATUM TO ARSENAL — DEMANDS TEAMMATE’S EXIT OR THREATENS TO LEAVE THIS SUMMER

Arsenal Football Club has been rocked by shocking news coming out of the Emirates this afternoon. Reports suggest that German international Kai Havertz has issued a firm ultimatum to the club’s hierarchy and manager Mikel Arteta, stating that he will leave this summer if a particular teammate is not sold.

The identity of the player remains undisclosed for now, but trusted sources confirm it is neither Gabriel Martinelli nor club captain Martin Ødegaard.

According to insiders close to the team, Havertz, who joined Arsenal from Chelsea last summer, has grown increasingly frustrated with the performances and attitude of this unnamed player throughout the recently concluded season.

In a leaked statement, Havertz was quoted saying, “It’s either they sell him this summer or I’m leaving. Enough is enough. I can no longer play with him anymore. This player has really cost us a lot this season.”

This unexpected development has sent shockwaves through the Arsenal fanbase, who are now left guessing the identity of the controversial figure at the heart of this situation.

Names have been flying around social media platforms, but with confirmation that it’s neither Martinelli nor Ødegaard, attention turns to other members of the squad who may have underperformed or clashed with the German star behind the scenes.

The pressure is now mounting on Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal board to swiftly resolve this issue. Losing Kai Havertz, who has shown glimpses of brilliance and versatility in his debut season with the Gunners, would be a massive blow ahead of what promises to be a crucial summer transfer window for the North London side.

Fans have already begun voicing their opinions online, with many siding with Havertz. One supporter posted on X (formerly Twitter): “Arteta must act fast. We can’t afford to lose Havertz over one bad player. If he’s causing problems, he needs to go.”

As things stand, Arsenal officials are yet to make an official comment on the matter. However, it’s clear that decisive action will be needed to calm tensions within the squad and ensure the team remains united heading into the new season. The coming days promise to be eventful at the Emirates.