Martin Odegaard, the midfield maestro for Arsenal, has adamantly stated that the team harbors no apprehension towards the threat posed by Harry Kane as they gear up to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.
The excitement is palpable as the Gunners prepare to welcome Bayern Munich for the UEFA Champions League clash set to unfold on Tuesday evening.
Arsenal's Recent Form Bolsters Confidence
In the lead-up to the much-anticipated match, Arsenal finds itself in a favorable position, riding high on a string of victories. Recent performances have positioned them as strong contenders, fueling speculations that they might emerge as the favorites in this encounter.
Under the guidance of manager Mikel Arteta, Arsenal's unbeaten streak since the onset of the year has been nothing short of remarkable, solidifying their standing at the summit of the Premier League standings. Contrastingly, Thomas Tuchel's Bayern Munich trails behind by a considerable margin, languishing 13 points adrift in their Bundesliga campaign following a recent defeat.
Odegaard's Perspective on Facing Kane
In anticipation of the looming showdown, Martin Odegaard shared his perspective on the looming threat of Harry Kane. Expressing a blend of respect and self-assurance, Odegaard conveyed, "I think we should respect him, but I don’t think we should fear anyone. And we should focus on ourselves and the quality we have in our team, and that is all."
Acknowledging Kane's Talent
Acknowledging Kane's prowess on the field, Odegaard emphasized, "[Kane is] a good player, of course, and I have played against him a few times and we know the quality he has in the box and he is also good in the link-up [play]. We are facing a good team on Tuesday."
With Odegaard's unwavering confidence and Arsenal's recent form, the stage is set for an enthralling encounter as they prepare to square off against Bayern Munich in what promises to be a memorable Champions League clash.
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