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

Thomas Muller, the striker for Bayern Munich, has communicated with his countryman in advance of their Champions League quarterfinal matchup, which is scheduled to take place in the following month.

Thomas Muller has communicated with Kai Havertz prior to Arsenal’s Champions League match against Bayern Munich by sending him a message consisting of five words.

Earlier this week, the Gunners accomplished a remarkable victory over Porto, which allowed them to advance to the final eight of the competition. After being dealt a sucker punch in the form of a late goal scored by Galeno at Estadio do Dragao in the first leg of the match, Mikel Arteta’s team was able to square the score at the Emirates Stadium thanks to a goal scored by Leandro Trossard. Despite this, penalties were necessary, and David Raya was able to stand up and save two of them, making him the hero of the situation.

Over the course of the Champions League draw that took place in Nyon on Friday, Arsenal was informed that their reward for advancing past the round of 16 for the first time in fourteen years is the possibility of playing in the semifinals against either Real Madrid or Manchester City. To begin, however, they will have to triumph over the formidable challenge of a matchup with Bayern Munich that will be played over two legs.

The most recent history of Arsenal’s Champions League appearances has been marred by defeats at the hands of Bayern, with the German champions winning each of their last three matches by a score of 5-1. As a matter of fact, Bayern has amassed an overall score of 21-9 in the eight matches that have taken place between the two teams since the year 2012.

In all but one of these encounters between the two teams, Muller was active, and it is anticipated that he will play a role in the matchup that will take place the following month. Due to the fact that the 34-year-old will be competing against his German international teammate Havertz in the game, his connection to this matchup does not end there. The number of times that Muller and Havertz have played together for Germany is 18. After the draw was announced on social media, Muller took to the internet to criticize Havertz in advance of the fight, which he has said he is looking forward to.

He wrote in a post on social media, “Kai Havertz, my friend, I am waiting for you,” and he addressed Kai Havertz. I think it’s a good draw. Both of these teams are very good, and both of these stadiums and towns are quite good. It is going to be challenging, but I am always optimistic. Here’s to you, Gunners!

During the upcoming season, Arsenal will be playing a number of players who are already recognizable to them. For the purpose of adding even more narrative to the game, Harry Kane and Eric Dier will have the opportunity to return to England, where they have spent a significant portion of their careers with Tottenham Hotspur.