Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Kai Havertz has said that he will consult Germany manager Joachim Low before making a decision on his future.

The 20-year-old has been heavily linked with Liverpool, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United, among other clubs, in recent months and speaking at a press conference yesterday, he said:

“I listen to many people but in the end it will be my decision. I will embrace any advice Low will give me because he has a lot experience – it wouldn’t be smart to not listen to him.”

Low, meanwhile, has hinted that staying at Leverkusen would be best for the player’s development as he needs to be playing regular first-team football.

Havertz scored the first goal for his country in the 2-2 friendly draw against Argentina on Wednesday and he is likely to be in the starting line up when they play a Euro 2020 qualifier against Estonia tomorrow evening.

At club level, the attacking midfielder continues to excel having scored three goals and provided one assist in ten matches for Leverkusen so far this campaign. He bagged an impressive 20 in all competitions for the German club last season.