The Bundesliga team had a British record of 90 million pounds for the 21-year offensive midfielder.
But Havertz, who signed a five-year contract with Stamford Bridge, came here for 20 million pounds in the sale price.
Havertz left the German education camp in search of remedy today before putting a pen in pa according to a contract estimated at 310,000 euros according to the week.
He told Chelsea’s official website: “I am very satisfied and proud to be here.
“For me, it’s a dream come true to play in a big club like Chelsea and I can’t wait to meet all the players and coaches.Yes, I’m very pleased to be here!”
Havertz joins Timo Werner, Malang Sarr, Ben Chilwell and Thiago Silva as new recruits at Stamford Bridge.
Hakim Ziyech joined his new teammates after signing a contract in February.
Chelsea moves supremacy Marina Granovskaia, who ends the agreements, said of the newcomer: “Kai is one of the players his age in world football, so we are very pleased that his long career is at Chelsea.
“He has shown himself in one of the most productive leagues in Europe, plays for the German national team and is an exciting and dynamic talent.
“We are very happy to be able to transmit their versatility and quality to the team before the start of the season.”
Chelsea will first pay 62 million pounds, but add-ons are included.
This brings moving expenses to Chelsea to around 190 million pounds since the beginning of the year.
And they probably wouldn’t avoid that, with West Ham’s Declan Rice as a target if they can locate an additional 65 million pounds, players would possibly have to be sold first.
Havertz, who can play on the right wing, has caught Leverkusen’s attention, scoring 29 goals in the last two seasons of the Bundesliga.
He is also the youngest Bundesliga player to make 50 and 100 league games, highlighting his enormous potential.
Havertz connected with a move to Real Madrid, but Los Blancos may simply not pay their fees because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Chelsea enthusiasts will have to thank defenseman Antonio Rudiger for the arrivals of Werner and Havertz.
He said of his fellow Germans: “I made my contribution to Timo.I hope he does with Kai, too.”
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