UEFA Champions League this season, according to William Saliba

We can win the UEFA Champions League this season, according to William Saliba, starting with the second leg of the round of 16 matchup against PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday night at home. With a 7-1 aggregate lead going into the game, Saliba and his teammates still place a high value on winning the match to maintain confidence. In his Tuesday press conference prior to PSV, he stated, "We all want to play tomorrow because it's a Champions League game." "We want to win when we play at home. It has the potential to boost our self-assurance and qualify us. We have an important game tomorrow. We shouldn't think about the last game, in my opinion. Even though we defeated them 7-1 last week, tomorrow is also crucial, and we must win. The game is at home as well and if we win tomorrow, we will have good confidence for the next games. “Obviously, because the Champions League is a competition that you watch when you are young, everyone wants to win it. You want to win, and we are aware that it is extremely difficult to win the competition. We'll give everything and anything can happen. “There is no point in playing if we don't believe in or dream of winning the Champions League. We have arrived. It was challenging to qualify this season due to the new format. We have now won the first game. We have a chance to qualify and win again tomorrow. “The final will be preceded by four games. We can achieve it. We are all convinced that we can succeed. "Because I'm a big fan of this club, I always have this passion," Saliba explained how much the club means to him when he was asked about his enthusiastic celebrations and how much he enjoys playing for Arsenal. He stated, "I was a big fan when I was young." "I celebrate a goal because football games are so hard to win," he said. I'm so happy when my teammates score goals. Because I'm a huge fan of this club, I always have this passion. Playing there and scoring there is like a dream for me. I enjoy everything, every day, every game.” Saliba also talked about right back, where Ben White and Jurrien Timber have played alongside him over the years. “I think I'm lucky because even with the injury of Ben White, Timber came back from an ACL, a big injury,” he said. He performed as though he had never had an ACL before. He is so excellent. We are extremely fortunate to have such excellent defenders because they play so well. Timber and Ben are the same person. “We have to adapt. We are overjoyed to have such competent defenders. Champions League knockout football returns to Arsenal Stadium on Wednesday, March 12 when PSV Eindhoven come to north London, and if you want to sample the atmosphere on a big night of European football, check out the Ticket Exchange now! The Dutch champions will be our opponents for the second leg of our last-16 match as we aim to secure a spot in the quarter-finals following our emphatic 7-1 victory in the Netherlands. There is nothing like watching us play in the world's premier club competition under the lights at home. The Ticket Exchange is now open for the Friends & Family service. For each membership held for the match, Arsenal Members and Season Tickets holders can purchase up to four additional tickets. Get your tickets right away. Tickets are subject to availability; additional ticketing information is available. A variety of hospitality packages are currently available at Arsenal Stadium, allowing you to watch the action in style from Club or Box Level.

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