Havertz’s dog, Baloo, is the main subject of his internet work. The animal lover said that he adopted the dog right away after coming to England. Havertz revealed in an interview on ChelseaTV’s Extra Time that we decided to have a dog and a garden as soon as we moved home.

 “I previously occupied a small flat in Germany that was devoid of an outdoor area and did not have enough space to accommodate a canine companion. This was readily apparent during that time.””We commenced the search for the most suitable candidate after a period of approximately one to two months.” We conducted numerous visits. Our club did not admit individuals who prioritised profit from dog breeding.

After much searching, we’ve finally found the perfect candidate, and we’ve had him for the last six or seven months. That’s his alias, Baloo. We couldn’t be happier with him.Compared to his fans on social media, who showcase an opulent lifestyle, the 22-year-old German seems to lead a simple life, appreciating the commonplace parts of life. 

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Havertz has joined the campaign to raise money to help the villagers of his hometown of Aachen who were damaged by the flooding. Havertz’s hometown was also affected by the recent significant flooding that affected areas of Germany and Belgium. The exceptional young man has given the Red Cross Germany $200,000 in the shape of personalised boots, demonstrating a degree of maturity that defies his childhood. These contributions will be used to help rebuild families’ and homes’ damages in his birthplace.

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