As Kai Havertz and Timo Werner continue to struggle to adapt to life at Chelsea, the ex-Dortmund midfielder is going from strength to strength
While Kai Havertz watched the majority of Chelsea's defeat to Manchester City from the bench and Timo Werner's most memorable moment was accidentally kicking the corner flag, there was still a Germany international enjoying himself at Stamford Bridge.
Ilkay Gundogan stamped his quality all over City''s dominant 3-1 victory in west London with the latest in a run of performances from the ex-Borussia Dortmund star of cool and quiet authority.
After moving from the Bundesliga for a combined £120 million ($150m) over the summer, Havertz and Werner have become the poster boys for Chelsea's woes so far this term as Frank Lampard struggles to knit together his expensively-assembled squad.
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