‘They can’t win Champions league with someone like Havertz and Bukayo Saka, they’re below average’: Thierry Henry predicts whether Arsenal can win the Champions League this season
Thierry Henry, an iconic figure in Arsenal’s history, recently shared his insights on the team’s Champions League prospects this season, casting doubt on their ability to claim the ultimate prize. Despite the excitement surrounding Arsenal’s return to the prestigious tournament after a lengthy absence, Henry expressed skepticism about their chances of lifting the Champions League trophy.
One of the main points of contention for Henry is the perceived lack of quality in certain players, notably Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka. In Henry’s assessment, these players are deemed “below average” and may not possess the necessary caliber to lead Arsenal to Champions League glory. His remarks have sparked debate among fans and pundits alike, with opinions divided on the potential impact of Havertz and Saka on Arsenal’s European campaign.
Nevertheless, Arsenal’s resurgence on the Champions League stage has been a cause for celebration among supporters, who have been treated to exhilarating performances reminiscent of the club’s glory days. The Gunners’ journey to the knockout stages as group winners has rekindled hopes of a successful European campaign, with fans eagerly anticipating the team’s upcoming fixtures.
As the knockout stages of the competition commence, all eyes are on Arsenal as they prepare to face formidable opponents in their quest for European glory. Despite the doubts raised by Henry and others, the Gunners are determined to defy the odds and make a statement on the grand stage of the Champions League.
With the stage set for thrilling encounters and gripping drama, Arsenal’s journey in the Champions League promises to captivate football fans around the world. Whether they can overcome the challenges ahead and fulfill their dreams of Champions League success remains to be seen, but one thing is for certain: the Gunners are ready to write the next chapter in their storied European history.
