Havertz discussed topics such as the Premier League title in an interview.

Yes, the final result of the FIFA World Cup was obviously not positive for our German team. But of course, playing in the United States was also a great experience. Looking back, that period was still good, even though we didn't achieve our goals. We then had a three-week break, and now we are back, and the new season has started. I feel pretty good right now.

I know that FIFA World Cup was not the result the German team wanted, but for you personally, you scored on the biggest stage. How much confidence does scoring in such a stadium give you? Yes, I think ultimately, you always want to score at the most critical moments. Especially in major matches like the FIFA World Cup, Champions League, and Premier League, scoring is always wonderful because it leaves your mark. I did the same at the FIFA World Cup. Of course, when you can show yourself on the biggest stage, you always get a boost, and it was the same for me personally.

But in the end, things didn't go as planned, but as I said, it was still a good experience. Has this positive state of mind carried over to the Community Shield? Arsenal beat their opponents quite strongly in that match.

You never know what you'll get in the first match, especially against Manchester City. Of course, they've also gone through a lot of changes, but we wanted to win that game and show that we're back. I think we did that in a good way.

You then continued this performance in your opening English top-flight match at home against Coventry City, and you scored your first goal of the new season. The goal-scoring process was also brilliant; tell us how you felt at that moment. Yes, I don't think I had much time to think; things happened very quickly. We first pushed the ball to the left through Christos and Ricky, and then there was a little space, Ricky made a perfect pass, and the final goal was beautiful. Of course, scoring the first goal of the new season is always great.

In the past few seasons, Arsenal has been under a lot of pressure constantly chasing the league title, but now you have won the championship. As a whole, do you play with a little more relaxation? To be honest, I'm not sure either. I've also thought about this, but I think every team starts from scratch in the new season. I've been in this industry for a long time, and I know you have to prove yourself every week; what happened a few months ago doesn't matter. We need to prove this again, and we want to prove this again. After winning one English top-flight title, you naturally want to do it again. I think this is what we want to continue doing this season. We also know it will be difficult; you can see that every club is signing players, everyone is getting stronger, and we are also trying to do the same.

Everyone starts from scratch, which is what we want. However, we still have that wonderful feeling in our hearts and minds, and I think we will always cherish that moment. Obviously, last year you made history by winning your first championship in 22 years. Now you have a chance to rewrite the record, something that hasn't been done since the 1930s, at least I wasn't born then, although it's hard to believe. Can Arsenal, as players, as a squad, as a whole, achieve consecutive league championships? What would it mean if you did?

It means a lot. As you said, those numbers are too exaggerated. Even I would feel that winning an English top-flight title and hearing that the last time was 22 years ago is incredible, because I always felt, or rather I knew, that Arsenal deserved more. We are all here for this. As I said, once you win it once, you want to do it again. I think we now have a team that can truly compete for all championships. Last year we only won one championship, but this year I think there is a lot more to fight for. We want to win everything. But the road is still long, and for us right now, the most important thing is to focus on the next game each week. As a player, it's always hard to look beyond what's in front of you; you want to know what's coming next, but ultimately, it's just one game at a time, getting as many points as possible.

Now, you have one of Arsenal's most coveted medals in your cabinet – a Champions League winner's medal. How high is it on your list of targets to achieve next? I think it's not quite accurate to count that loss as a disappointment. You didn't lose a football match; you lost a penalty shootout. So, where does it rank in terms of returning to the Champions League title contention?

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