Someone likes video games, someone likes cars, then there are those, like Kai Havertz, who likes... asses. The player of Germany and Chelsea has shown that his passion for this type of animal is over during an interview for 'Guardian'.
The German striker has founded the 'Kai Havertz Stiftung', a charity that deals with animal welfare and provides assistance to the elderly and children.
Among the passages of the interview, the detail that the Chelsea player got the nickname 'donkey' from his passion for the animal in question stands out.
"Yes, it's true. Some of my teammates call me that. It's not because of my way of playing, but because of the special relationship I have with donkeys," Havertz confessed.
"I like them a lot, they are nice, calm. They don't want to do much and are always relaxed. They just want to live live their lives. Maybe I like them so much because I, after all, am so", - adds the attacker.
The German also explained how this passion for donkeys was born: "My parents gave me a big stuffed donkey, then they bought me three real ones when I turned 18. The first one is called Toni, like Rudiger. Where are they now? In a stable and I used to go there to calm down after an ugly match".