Whether one is watching the Bundesliga or not, whether one has sympathy for the German national team, or one cannot bear to see it, one cannot deny that this country was, is and will be a great football team.
The Germans continue to produce terrible football players, as evidenced by the fact that since 1950, they have had at least one World Cup final every decade.
The reason for remembering all this was the new awesome appearance of Kay Haverts. The youngest, who before turning 21 (this will happen in June), has a three-digit number of participations in the Bundesliga. And not with Cologne or Mainz. With Leverkusen, which fights every year to enter the quartet and often succeeds.
In the 3-1 away win of the "aspirins" against Gladbach on Saturday, the young German scored the first two goals of his team. It reached 14 this season, with 36 appearances in all competitions. He has also shared 8 assists.
In the last 4 matches, regardless of institution, he has scored 6 times. In league matches, he has participated in goals from Leverkusen for 6 consecutive games.
One wonders how it is possible for this player to still play in a team that has never won the championship in its history. The truth is that his name, an international for two years now, a German, has long been on the lists of the biggest teams in Europe. First and foremost, of course, is Bayern Munich, with clubs from England, Spain and France (Paris Saint-Germain, obviously) keeping in mind.
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