“They’re going to win Champions League this season and that’s because they’ve got a very good player who understands Champions League”:

Some people might have thought that Arsenal’s win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday night was a big deal.

Thierry Henry, on the other hand, was not really in that mood, even though Arsenal deserved to win and was ahead for most of the game.

In their first Champions League game, Mikel Arteta’s team played Atalanta and got a goalless draw. David Raya made two amazing saves from penalties.

Now, the teams that are trying to win the Premier League title have their first win in Europe, two clean sheets, and things look good.

Many people have strong opinions about Arsenal’s strategy this season, especially when they play away games. It has been the subject of many discussions and arguments.

Arsenal played Manchester City with only ten players, and they seem to be very defensive when they are away from home for that big game.

On the one hand, Mikel Arteta will say that his team had the best defense in the Premier League last year, giving up only 29 goals.

Once more, they are on track to have what might be the best defense in England’s top flight.

One famous scorer, on the other hand, wants things to change, and he thinks that Arsenal’s trip to Milan to play Inter could make that happen.

Next month, Arsenal plays Inter at the San Siro and then goes to Portugal to play Sporting Lisbon away from home.

He told CBS Sports on Paramount+ (01/10/24 at 10:05 pm) that he can start to be “loud” as an Arsenal fan in the Champions League if they can “win strong” against Inter like they did against PSG.

They beat the French winners at home, but until then, he does not think that should be considered a “real statement” victory.