Berbatov Explain How Havertz Can Get Better

I like Havertz because he's from Leverkusen, where I played for five years. I'll always bet on his success, but it's going to be tough, he feels it and feels it at this point.


"What I can see from his performances is that he knows he has to do better. He understands the fans, say some fans or the public will say, 'He didn't play well, he didn't provide assists, goals or create chances' , as everyone expects.

"So I hope he doesn't overdo it. Don't overcomplicate things and say, 'Yeah, I'll tell you. I'm going to show everybody.' And because of that, you start to complicate the game." .

"You just try to stay calm, as difficult as it may be, but trust me, it's difficult, I've been through it. But try to stay calm and play like you've always done. Don't do that." If you do a lot of other things, it It will come, trust me. It will come as soon as you start overcomplicating things, it won't work anymore. "

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