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The Arsenal chant for Kai Havertz scoring again, sung by fans after his goal against Wolves. Fans use this terrace song to celebrate goals and mock rivals.

Kai Havertz Scores Again is a football terrace chant sung in unison by Arsenal supporters, set to a simple, upbeat melody that is easy to pick up after one hearing. The voices rise together on Havertz's name, turning a routine goal celebration into a loud, joyful singalong that fills a stadium or a living room. It sounds warm, triumphant and a little cheeky, especially given the song's joke about the transfer fee that once made him a target for criticism. Hearing it instantly signals a goal, a comeback and a fanbase enjoying its striker finally proving doubters wrong.

The chant grew out of Arsenal supporters reclaiming a taunt aimed at Kai Havertz after his expensive move from Chelsea, turning the '60 million down the drain' line into a celebration whenever he scored. Clips of fans singing it after goals, including the 2-0 win over Wolves referenced in this recording, spread across football social media and matchday videos. It stuck because it flips criticism into triumph, giving Arsenal fans a simple, repeatable song for every Havertz goal.

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What is the Kai Havertz Scores Again sound?

It is a recording of Arsenal fans singing a terrace chant that celebrates Kai Havertz scoring, built around the line '60 million down the drain, Kai Havertz scores again.' The chant turns a former criticism of his transfer fee into a joyful celebration.

Where does the chant come from?

It comes from Arsenal supporters, who began singing it after Havertz joined the club and started scoring regularly. This clip captures the chant after a goal in Arsenal's 2-0 win over Wolves, a moment fans shared widely online.

How can creators use this sound?

Creators use it over goal replays, match reactions and football compilations to signal an Arsenal goal and add stadium atmosphere. It works best at the moment of celebration, rather than as background music throughout a whole video.