“Regardless of our issues …”: Mikel Artita sends a firm warning after the 16th Arsenal Champions League progress

Arsenal coach Michel Arteta said his team can deal with any opposition immediately after progressing directly to the Champions League last by beating Girona on Wednesday. Gunners defeated the Catalan costume with goals from Jorginho and Ethan Nwaneri after they failed to strike the Arnaut Danjuma in the first half. Arsenal, who avoids the qualifying stage this season, will play the role of Juventus, Milan, Venor or PsV Einhoven at the end of 16.

“Winning this competition is very difficult, but the team was very fixed, regardless of all the issues they had to face,” Artita told reporters after a fourth consecutive European victory.

“(We hope to generate) more belief in the dressing room that we are a good team and we can face anyone and continue to perform the games and win them.”

NETO first appeared in a arsenal against Girona in the goal with ARTETA, saying that the first selection plug was David Raya was injured.

“He certainly could not play, he was injured,” the coach explained, before Manchester City’s imminent visit to face Arsenal in the Premier League, in the main race on Sunday.

Veteran Brazilian goalkeeper Nito, 35, was mistaken because of the opening of Girona, as a Bournemouth loan occurred from his box and Danjoom capable of finishing him from a distance.

The attacking midfielder, Nawanri, led the Arsenal line and brilliantly ended with the winner, with his teammate Mirino, who is 17 years old.

“He is ruthless, and he has no fear on the field,” Mirino told TNT SPORTS.

“He has a really high ceiling and we will help him reach it.”

Praise the teenage arteta for his exciting display in Montilivi.

The coach said: “I was really affected, as it first appeared at the beginning of the Champions League today and scored the goal he scored, especially at a very important moment.”

“Its effect, its composure on the ball and the aggressive extent when it gets, it’s impressive.”

Arsenal was linked to the English media with a bid of Aston Villa Olekins to enhance their attack with the injured Jabriel, but Artita did not want to comment on the matter.

He added: “I cannot talk about any of this – my confidence is that we have a great club with people who always work to try to improve.” “Let’s see what is happening.”

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