Bayer Leverkusen's highly-rated young attacking midfielder Kai Havertz should resist a move to the Premier League for the time being and ...
Bayer Leverkusen's highly-rated young attacking midfielder Kai Havertz should resist a move to the Premier League for the time being and concentrate on developing his game, according to former Leverkusen striker Dimitar Berbatov.related media assets available. Click to see the gallery.
"Havertz needs to get used to the sounds that are being made about him following his two goals on Monday night because teams are going to come after him," said Berbatov, who had five years with Leverkusen before joining Tottenham Hotspur in 2006. "All eyes are on the Bundesliga at the moment and when you score goals and play good football it is no surprise that teams like Liverpool want you."Bulgarian Berbatov was in his mid-20s when he moved to the Premier League and believes Havertz could benefit from bulking up before switching to such a high-intensity league.
"I think it is a bit too early for him. I also think he will need a bit more muscle to play in the Premier League, we all know how defenders can squash you and smash you into pieces and you need to be ready for that if you are going to hit the ground running in such a demanding league.
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