Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has identified two teams that the Gunners will want to avoid in the Champions League quarter-final draw.
After a hard-fought victory over Porto on penalties in the last-16 clash, Mikel Arteta’s side will be joined by Borussia Dortmund, Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona in the next round.
According to Henry, Real Madrid and Manchester City represent the toughest tests for Arsenal. However, he emphasizes that there are no easy games at this stage of the competition.
Drawing from his own experiences as a player, Henry reminds us that underestimating any team in Europe can be a costly mistake.
While Real Madrid and Manchester City may be considered the teams to beat, Henry cautions against disrespecting any opponent.
He believes that the so-called weaker teams can surprise and that success in the Champions League is never guaranteed.
Martin Odegaard, an integral part of Arsenal’s success this season, echoes Henry’s sentiments. He emphasizes that regardless of the opponent, the Gunners will approach the quarter-finals with confidence and a determination to win.
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