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MIKEL MERINO DISCLAIMS WHAT HIS ARSENAL TEAM MATES ARE TELLING HIM BEFORE THE REAL MADRID AHEAD CLASH

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MIKEL MERINO DISCLAIMS WHAT HIS ARSENAL TEAM MATES ARE TELLING HIM BEFORE THE REAL MADRID AHEAD CLASH Mikel Merino has disclosed that his Arsenal teammates have been interested in his perspective on

 

 


 

Real Madrid in anticipation of their highly anticipated Champions League quarter-final matchup next month. The Emirates Stadium will host the first leg of the showpiece match between the reigning European champions and the Gunners on April 8. Arsenal is anxious to cause an upset, despite the fact that Real Madrid, who have won the Champions League trophy a record 15 times, are considered the favourites.

 

 

 

 

Merino has accumulated a plethora of experience in confronting Madrid, having played against Los Blancos for Real Sociedad for the past six years. His Arsenal colleagues have sought to capitalise on his expertise. “They enquire about the stadium, the atmosphere, and the veracity of the aura that surrounds Real Madrid in the Champions League, particularly their renowned comebacks,”

 

 

 

 

Merino stated in an interview with Spanish radio station Onda Cero.And of course, that is the image that people have of [Real Madrid] when they have done it so many times. “Discussing favourites is exceedingly challenging due to the Champions League’s demonstration that minute distinctions are decisive.”

 

 

 

 

There are three or four teams that can be regarded as favourites; however, it is impossible to select a single one. Arsenal has deployed the 28-year-old as an emergency striker as a result of injuries in the squad. He has performed admirably in his new role, netting four goals in seven appearances. Nevertheless, it is anticipated that he will revert to his natural midfield position

 

 

 

 

following his recall by Spain for their Nations League quarter-final against the Netherlands this week. Merino stated, “That inquiry is more appropriate for [Spain head coach] Luis de la Fuente.” “I believe I will concentrate more on my natural position.” “He is presenting individuals whom he regards as highly competent and who are of the highest calibre.” It is logical that he would involve me in my typical role if he brings me in.

 

 

 

 

Merino reflected on his transition to Arsenal following his departure from Real Sociedad and acknowledged that he is feeling more at ease in North London. “I am more at ease with the team, the squad, the city, and the environment, as well as with the staff,” he stated. “It is a significant change after six or seven years of being surrounded by the same individuals.”

 

 

 

 

“From a personal perspective, it has been unique and exceptional.” I am currently occupying a slightly different position, and we are still engaged in a competitive league, attempting to regain lost ground. Additionally, we have an extremely thrilling Champions League match scheduled.







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