Arsenal Midfielder Kai Havertz hit back at FC Bayern Munich 34-years-old striker Thomas Muller comment with seven-brutal word message before Champion league quarter final match Arsenal vs Bayern Munich

Over the years, Thomas Muller has had a lot of success against Arsenal, hitting five goals and setting up one.

A seven-word message from Kai Havertz to Thomas Muller was sent on social media. Since it was announced that the two teams will play in the Champions League quarterfinal, the star player for Bayern Munich made a movie for his fellow countryman.

The Bundesliga winners will come to the Emirates Stadium on April 9 for the first leg, and they will go back to the Allianz Arena on April 17 for the second leg. After the match in Nyon, Switzerland, on Friday morning, Muller shared a video message on X, which used to be called Twitter.

“Kai Havertz, my friend, I am waiting for you,” he stated. “That’s a nice draw. There are two great teams, two great stadiums, and two great towns. It will be hard, but I always have a good attitude. Gunners, I’ll see you.

Mullers’ video got over two million views and 30,000 likes in just a few hours. Not more than 30 minutes later, Havertz replied with just two laughing and crying emojis. A flexed bicep emoji means that the game is going to be fun. #YaGunnersYa.”

In his career, Muller has played seven games against Arsenal, all of which were in the Champions League. He has won four games, lost two, and tied one. The 34-year-old has also had a lot of success against the Gunners in his own games, scoring five goals and setting up one.

Even though Muller has a good record in front of goal, he only played four minutes of Bayern’s 10–2 win over Arsenal in 2017. Even though it was funny, he still scored, coming off the bench to score in the first game of the round of 16.

Muller and the rest of his team may be licking their lips right now, but Mikel Arteta has made Arsenal a much more competitive team since then. The Gunners manager was asked by press what the win over Porto would mean for his team for the rest of the tournament after the game on Tuesday night at the Emirates Stadium.

“A magic night,” he responded. As expected, our opponent was very tough, very well organized, and it was hard to keep the game moving forward. That’s good of them. It was done. After scoring a beautiful goal, we kept pushing in different ways.

“We had to use the penalties at the end to do it.” We got ready well. Thanks to the teachers and the people who took it. Of course David, who had some rough spots at the beginning but stood up with a great attitude and drive. We got the prize in the end.

He also said, “I tell you, it will be a boost for the club if they can do it after not being able to do it in 14 years.” It’s so close to the edges. You always find a way to do it.

I can tell they really want it because they are willing to give up anything to win. At the end, if you play like this, good things will happen to you.