Kai Havertz will have a scan after being forced off with a suspected hamstring injury during Germany's Nations League draw with the Netherlands on Thursday evening, Jurgen Klopp has confirmed.
The Arsenal striker left the pitch on the half-hour mark following a high challenge from Quinten Timber, brother of his Gunners team-mate Jurrien.
Klopp confirms scan plans
Havertz is due to undergo further assessment on Thursday night, along with Jamal Musiala, though Klopp does not expect to have the Arsenal star available for selection against Greece at the weekend.
“Both will undergo scans tonight,” Klopp told reporters after the game. “They're probably out for us, but I hope they'll be back soon (for their clubs).”
Arsenal impact
Havertz was always expected to return to Arsenal after the home meeting with Greece in Augsburg, as he was due a rest while Klopp's second group entertain Serbia in Munich on October 1 and then head to Thessaloniki to close out the window on October 4.
Arsenal will no doubt be hopeful that Havertz is not too serious, given he has struggled with a number of injury issues in the past and is a crucial player under Mikel Arteta as the first-choice striker.
Havertz has led the line impressively for the Gunners in the early stages of the new season, starting all five Premier League games so far and scoring three times in seven total appearances across all competitions. After the international break, Arsenal host Leeds, Lille and Everton, with away trips to come against Nottingham Forest, Bayern Munich and Fleetwood.
