When Trent Alexander-Arnold was considering a move to Real Madrid for a while, a specific message was conveyed. This was what Judy Blangham received while traveling to the Bernabéu by the Calafat Employment Chief. You can certainly go to any other club and be a legend. However, being a myth in Madrid is like nothing else in football.

This is why the chief executive of a great competitor once said: “Arrogance is astonishing.”

Madrid do not care about such statements because they really don’t care about what others think. “We’re Madrid”, as the statement by their senior executives and wealthy fans is smoking. They feel above and shine. This attitude is-this is a “aura”, as it is often described-that Arsenal at this stage of the quarter-finals of the Champions League should overcome more than anything else.

Michael Artta believes that tonight is his biggest work, but this is only one quarter -finals of the Champions League for Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid coach who praised his arsenal counterpart.

“He has taken the team to Europe, and he is doing a great job and creating a complete team,” Ancelotti said.

“There are not many teams in Europe that are perfect. There are many teams doing things well, but many do it and do Arsenal.

“They are at the top of the Premier League and are in the quarter -finals of the Champions League. The team is stronger than before and will be stronger in the future, so the job he has done is great.”

Real Madrid’s hopes for getting Barcelona in La Liga were beaten by Valencia in the quarter -finals of the Champions League in the quarter -finals of the European Champions League.

Vinisius Jr. missed a penalty before Valencia at the depths of the time, as the Hugo Doro header won 2-1 for visitors. Barcelona can reach six points with eight games to beat Real Betis on Sunday.

Michael Artta has used many of his small tricks this week to convey key messages on the Arsenal training ground, but there is one of his employees drilled, especially during training. This does not mean a mistake, especially in the middle line.

This is no fear or conservatism about the stock of the game. This is specific to the opposition and how they play. Real Madrid often win the games that appear to be in the ropes because they actively want to have the ball, and you go in the midfield whenever you give up. They are, of course, quite sure that they are ahead to maximize it. As a result, Arta is aware of the creation of unnecessary errors and also knows how to block those fatal transfers.

Real Madrid goalkeeper Tibot Cortova has revealed that his side has been specifically prepared to threaten the Arsenal piece before the Champions League meeting this week.

European defender champions visit the UAE on Tuesday night for the first time in the quarter -finals of their final stage, 19 years after a match and only in the competition.

“We have a lot of respect for Arsenal,” Belgian International said. “I have a lot of friends who are Arsenal,” he said.

After the loss of Gabriel Maghles, Michael Artta has to do his defense again before facing Real Madrid. And yet, the logical deputy in Riccardo Calafiori – one of the best defenders of the A Serie Auto -Euro 2024, Italy, and like Brazilian, a natural left center – has also been injured.

“We have other options,” said Artta.

A difficult job for Arsenal became more difficult when they met Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Carlo Ancelotti’s real coach expects his first goalkeeper Tibot Cortoas to be suitable for his trip to the UAE this week.

Belgian International returned to practice on Sunday after losing four of its last six games with muscle injury, which he suffered during an international break. The 32 -year -old traveled to North London with the national team, describing the injury as “a small problem”.

“I am perfectly right and feel good,” he said on Monday. “That wasn’t a big thing, so I could practice at the gym and I was on the ground yesterday, so I feel good and 100 %.”

Michael Artta said he was convinced that Arsenal could defeat Real Madrid and write his story by winning the Champions League.

An fired Arta announced the first phase of Arsenal’s fourth clash against Spanish giants in the UAE on Tuesday night as “100 %” as “100 %” as he proposes to lead his side to the first European Cup in the club’s history.

“We’ve been playing this kind of game for 20 years and it is a great opportunity for us to build our own story, and that’s what we are here,” Arteta said.

“The excitement around the club, the people and the greatness of this race. This is the stage we want to be in, and where Arsenal must be constant. We are very proud to be there and now we are very ready tomorrow.”

“At 8 pm tomorrow night, 11 players, 60,000 fans, I am really convinced that we are ready to win and beat them. That’s the mindset that I want.”

Bukayo Saka says he loves the game for Arsenal and revealed that he is “quite clear” who wants to stay in the club in the future.

Saka signed his last contract in the UAE in 2023 and left for two more seasons left. But the 23 -year -old thinks that neither he nor the club are in a hurry to talk about extending their contract because he believes everyone can see that he wants to stay.

“I want to win and I want to win this badge, so I think it’s quite clear,” Saka said.

“Fans know how much I love them and when I arrived you saw [against Fulham]I think they love me.

“This is a good relationship and I’m really happy to be here and focus on winning here.

“You have to be in the stadium to really feel and understand their noise and energy for me. I want to win here and this is my focus now.”

Bukayo Saka is set to start his first Arsenal in four months in front of Real Madrid after building his bench against Fulham and Everton.

Saka scored a 2-1 win over Fulham last week, saying that he felt refreshed after recovering from his greatest career injury.

“Mentally, that was really good for me,” Saka said. “It was obvious that at first it was hard to understand my injury and I was going to have surgery. But once it was done and successful, I just focused on a stronger return.

“I played after the game for the past five years and it was the first good rest I had and it was really good for me.

“I have to do a lot of things I don’t do normally. But it’s really good to come back and surely I feel mentally.”