Bayern Munich striker fires five brutal word comment to Kai Havertz ahead of Arsenal Champions quarter-finals League clash

In preparation for their quarterfinal Champions League matchup the following month, Bayern Munich’s Thomas Muller, a striker, has spoken with his compatriot.

Kai Havertz received a five-word message from Thomas Muller before Arsenal’s Champions League match against Bayern Munich.

The Gunners advanced to the competition’s final eight earlier this week after pulling off an incredible victory over Porto. Leandro Trossard’s goal at the Emirates Stadium allowed Mikel Arteta’s team to tie the score at two after they had been dealt a cruel blow by Galeno’s late goal at Estadio do Dragao in the first leg of the match. All the same, penalties were called for, and David Raya saved two of them, making him the standout of the incident.

Arsenal was told during the Champions League draw in Nyon on Friday that they would get to play in the semifinals against Real Madrid or Manchester City as a reward for making it past the round of 16 for the first time in fourteen years. However, they will first need to overcome the formidable challenge of a two-leg match against Bayern Munich.

Arsenal’s most recent Champions League experiences have been tainted by losses to Bayern, as the German champions have won each of their last three games by a combined score of 5-1. In fact, in the eight games that have been played between the two teams since 2012, Bayern has accumulated an overall record of 21-9.

Muller was involved in every one of these meetings between the two teams save one, and it is expected that he will be in the game that takes place next month. The 34-year-old’s involvement in this game goes beyond just that, as he will be facing off against his German international teammate Havertz. Muller and Havertz have played together for Germany eighteen times. Muller used social media following the announcement of the draw to criticize Havertz ahead of their upcoming fight, which he has expressed his excitement for.

“Kai Havertz, my friend, I am waiting for you,” he wrote in a social media post addressing Kai Havertz. I believe the draw is strong. These are two excellent teams, and these are two excellent stadiums and towns. It will not be easy, but my optimism never wavers. Salutations to you, Gunners!

Arsenal will be playing a number of players who they are already familiar with during the upcoming season. Harry Kane and Eric Dier will get the chance to go back to England, where they have played a major part of their careers with Tottenham Hotspur, in order to further enhance the storyline of the game.