Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed his team's aspiration to win the club's first-ever Champions League, with the final set to take place at Wembley, their home city. The Gunners, who have not reached the last 16 of the Champions League for seven years, are in excellent form, having scored 21 goals in five Premier League wins since returning from a winter break.

Arteta emphasized the significance of earning the right to compete at this level, acknowledging the challenge that lies ahead. Despite the squad's lack of Champions League experience, he highlighted their belief in their ability to compete with Europe's best.

The manager stressed the team's enthusiasm, energy, and willingness to prove themselves, emphasizing their desire and passion as they prepare for the upcoming match. Arteta also emphasized the importance of managers behaving well, stating that they have a "huge duty" in this regard.

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