Martin Odegaard is sure that Arsenal has “another speed to hit” as they prepare to take over Manchester City in a strongly anticipated Premier League conflict.
Arsenal and the city were opponents for the last two seasons, with the latter to the top to continue their dominance under the division under Pep Guardiola.
But CityThe 2024/25 campaign has not gone to plan, culminating in a scary series – the worst series of Guardiola’s career – which fell to them in the fourth in the fourth at Premier League table15 points behind Liverpool leaders.
Arsenal is second, nine points back and will need something great for Mikel Arteta’s side to close the gap in a Liverpool Team that just lost a stroke all season.
Odegaard remains anxious about Arsenal’s chances, but he is sure there are more than one team that had shown a great deal of power under the command of Arteta.
“We are in a good position and we have to remember that,” Odegaard said. “But I feel like we have another tool to hit and it was the same last year. We really hit the top form towards the end of the season.
“When you were so close, you get even more hungry. You have even more determination to do so, especially last year. When we were there on the last day and you could really feel that it was so close. I feel that the whole team is ready now to Press.
“I have dreamed about it since I was a young child. To win one of the big trophies and especially the Premier League It was always something special growing up, so that would be the biggest dream. It’s what we work every day and I think it’s important to stay at the moment and not look too ahead. Just focus the day by day and continue and finally hope we will be rewarded. ”
Liverpool’s 2-0 win in Bournemouth Saturday was the 17th victory of the campaign. Mohamed Salah was the star once again, the 20th and 21st goal of the Premier League season and the pressure is now activated Arsenal to extend their undefeated series with the city with a victory.
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2025-02-01 23:00:00
