Thomas Muller, the striker for Bayern Munich sent a five-brutal word message to the 24-years-old Arsenal Midfielder ahead of Arsenal Champions quarter-finals League match clash

Thomas Muller, the scorer for Bayern Munich, has talked to his countryman before their quarterfinal match in the Champions League next month.

There was a five-word message between Thomas Muller and Kai Havertz before Arsenal’s Champions League match against Bayern Munich.

The Gunners beat Porto in a very impressive game earlier this week, which helped them make it to the final eight of the tournament. Galeno scored a late goal at Estadio do Dragao in the first leg of the match, which was a shock. However, Leandro Trossard scored a goal at the Emirates Stadium to tie the score. Even so, penalties had to be given, and David Raya was the hero of the game because he was able to stand up and stop two of them.

While the Champions League draw was going on in Nyon on Friday, Arsenal was told that if they made it past the round of 16, which would be the first time in 14 years that they did, they could play either Real Madrid or Manchester City in the quarterfinals. Before they can do that, though, they have to beat Bayern Munich in a tough match that will be played over two games.

When Arsenal has played in the winners League recently, they have lost to Bayern three times, with the German winners winning all three games by a score of 5-1. In fact, Bayern has won all eight games between the two teams since 2012, with a score of 21-9.

Although there was only one of these games between the two teams, Muller was involved in all of them. He is likely to play a part in the game next month. Additionally, the 34-year-old will be playing against Havertz, who is on the German national team. This is not the only thing that connects him to the game. Muller and Havertz have played together 18 times for Germany. Right before the fight, Muller used the internet to attack Havertz after the draw was made public on social media. He has said he is looking forward to the fight.

“Kai Havertz, my friend, I am waiting for you,” he wrote in a social media post, writing to Kai Havertz. I like the draw. These two teams are very good, and these two baseball parks and towns are also pretty good. Things are going to be hard, but I’m always positive. Cheers, Gunners!

There will be a lot of players that Arsenal fans already know when the new season starts. In order to add even more story to the game, Harry Kane and Eric Dier will be able to go back to England, where they played a big part of their lives with Tottenham Hotspur.