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Mikel Arteta breathes enthusiasm as the great duel with Paris Saint-Germain approaches this Tuesday to the Champions League semi-finals.
The Arsenal coach stressed his pride in seeing the 'gunners' to make history by reaching this phase of the competition, but made it clear: ambition is not here. “It's one of the biggest games since Emirates has been built. Feeling energy, enthusiasm. We want more, we want to make history,” he said.
Recalling the vibrant environment lived in the clash against Real Madrid, Arteta asked even more support from fans. “Tomorrow we want more. As I said, they bring everything they have. If we want something special, we have to see something we have never seen. This competition is the most beautiful of all and we have to deserve to be in the final,” said the Spanish coach.
About the reunion with PSG-which the Londons have already defeated in the group stage 2-0-Arteta highlighted mutual learning and the need to repeat the posture shown against Real Madrid. “We have shown that we are able to adapt and grow. Tomorrow is another opportunity to prove who we are and how far we can go,” he said, praising the individual talent of Parisians.
For Arteta, the game against Real Madrid was a key moment. “It's the biggest test you can have. We've been up to, we got confidence and experience. Now we have to grab this opportunity and make the impossible possible,” he said, leaving a comment on the probabilities of Arsenal winning Champions: “The story says we are not favorites, because we have never won. But we are here to change it.”
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