According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed his support for Chelsea's Kai Havertz after the penalty decision.
The incident in question took place during a recent match between the two teams. Arteta acknowledged that he was pleased with the decision made regarding Havertz, and his happiness grew when Arsenal's Bukayo Saka successfully scored the resulting goal.
Arteta said, “I was happy when I saw the decision, very happy, and I was happier when Bukayo Saka scored the goal. Kai is not someone who dives, but I have not seen the image.”
Arteta emphasized that Havertz is not a diver and that he had not seen the image of the incident in question. The Arsenal boss commended the German player's honesty in the situation, showcasing a sense of fairness and sportsmanship in the world of football.
This positive interaction between the two Premier League managers highlights the importance of maintaining professional relationships and respecting one another, even during heated competition.