Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta commented on the upcoming Champions League final, in which the London club will compete with PSG on May 30.

The Spanish leader noted that the previous matches between the teams are not of great importance, even though the teams have changed completely.

" There were three very different matches, three very different moments,” Arteta said.

The Arsenal coach highlights the complex tactical confrontation and reinforces the importance of individual mastery in finals of this level.

" Two teams meet, who are newbies in terms of functionality, adapt more intelligently and in intensity. And there will also be individual episodes. As much as we admire the Champions League, much of it is tied to this. Well, we know: in order to win, we need to be the best version of ourselves,” said the mentor.

Arteta also spoke about the special atmosphere around the Champions League final.

" Great privilege. You immediately have a greater effect at the exit of the final. Bachish, how people react, how to rush to the match. This is a special tournament for club football. “And I really want to enjoy this day and, of course, overcome it,” the Arsenal coach concluded.

Guess what, Zabarny was eliminated before PSG's bid for the Champions League final.