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Serge Gnabry makes claim about Arsenal fans ahead of facing them with Bayern Munich tomorrow
Former Arsenal player Serge Gnabry has now made a claim about his old club’s fans before playing against them with Bayern Munich tomorrow.
As well as facing an old foe in Harry Kane, Arsenal will also be pitted against Serge Gnabry who was once a big hope under Arsene Wenger.
Of course, his decision to leave north London to accelerate his career has been a good one, with the Germa♈n now aไ decorated winner with Bayern.
Since leaving the Premier League, Gnabry has won the Bundesliga five times, and also lifted a Champions League trophy – a path Kꦗane is now looking to follow at a later stage of his career.
That being said, Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal side will be determined to disap♉point Bayern tomorrow, believing that this🌸 could be a historic year for the club.
In truth, Arsenal couldn’t be coming into the game in much better form, with Martin Odegaard and Kai Havertz at the top of their game right now.
Thꦛat being said, Serge Gnabry has🧸 now been speaking about Arsenal in an with Bayern before tomorrow’s first-leg.
Serge Gnabry says Arsenal fans have been incredible at the Emirates this season
Given Arsenal are currently top oℱf the Premier League, Gnabry was asked how strong he believed their current team, which includes his Gꦜermany teammate Havertz, to be this year.
He replied: “Arsenal have been on a very good run since C💞hristmas. In any case, you can’t 🉐really say anything bad about a team that’s competing for the Premier League title.
“🎶They’re strong, good finishers and are keen on havingꦡ possession.
“They’re formidable in their own stadium with their fans behind them. It will be a difficult task,🌱 with two strong 🌱teams coming up against each other.”
Gnabry and his Bayern teammates clearly aren’t underestimating the size of the task against Arsenal.
And although Thomas Tuchel’s side are really struggling domestically right now, having losܫt 3-2 to promoted-side Heidenheim this weekend, they still possess real power in a knockout tie.
That all being said, Marti🌳n Odegaard has recently been talking up one🐽 of his Arsenal teammates ahead of faciꦬng Bayern, someone he now believes is crucial.
There’s so many narratives to follow in tomorrow’s game, but🎃 Mikel Arteta will be purely focused on making more history with Arsenal.