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Eberechi Eze ahead of the final: “I feel like the main feeling has just been joy and excitement for the opportunity that we've got because the trophy doesn't belong to us. It's not ours. So there’s no pressure to need it, but it's the joy of the opportunity that we've got to actually go there and take it.

“And we believe that we've got more than enough to go and do it. We've worked so hard the whole season, and there's so much that we've been through to get here. So yeah, one last game.”

David Raya on PSG boss Luis Enrique: “I know him well. He gave me my debut with the national team, and I hold him in very high regard. We know he's a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant manager and a great person.

“He's always tweaking things to make life difficult for our opponents, but we hope to win that battle and come out on top in the Champions League final.

“We know we're strong from set pieces, and hopefully we can score a goal from a set piece in the final.”

Edu Gaspar on Instagram: “Do you guys remember: One of the most important decisions during the rebuild at Arsenal was continuing to believe in the process with Mikel Arteta. What people see today is the result of conviction, adaptation & patience through difficult moments!”

Just like PSG last year, Arsenal will try to win their FIRST Champions League title. They have that same motivation, how powerful is that?

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Luis Enrique: "Okay, and we are trying to win it for the SECOND YEAR in a row! You know how POWERFUL that motivation is? It's BIGGER than theirs!"

"We [PSG] want the Champions League Final to become a football FESTIVAL tomorrow! May the BEST team win...."

Ousmane Dembélé: “Arsenal are an excellent team. They ran away with the Premier League title and also showed their quality in the Champions League group stages,” Dembélé said.

“They deserve to be in the final and deserved to win the Premier League. A great team, great players, and an exceptional coach who has been working for four or five years to get to this point. He deserves the league title and this Champions League final.”

PSG boss Luis Enrique on Arsenal:

"I am not surprised, especially with what he [Mikel Arteta] has done this year.

"They are worthy of winning the Premier League, the best team in the league. It was not easy with Man City on their tails.

"Arteta has been there six and a half years, and he knows them inside and out."

David Raya: “Personally, I think I'm in a really, really good phase. It's not just down to me personally, I think the clean sheets we've managed are down to the whole team. I'm absolutely delighted to have achieved this record of three consecutive Golden Gloves, something not many goalkeepers have managed.

“So, I'm absolutely delighted and confident in the work we've done as a team. There have been many matches in which we've conceded hardly any chances, and that's helped us win the championship, which was the main thing.”

Let's get it AFC

Graham Potter praises Viktor Gyökeres ahead of the Champions League final.....

🗣️ “We are all very proud of him,” Potter said while preparing Sweden’s upcoming international fixtures.

🎙Potter also defended the 27-year-old against criticism he has received during his debut season in England......

🗣️ “I find it fascinating, but that is part of football today. In my opinion, he has received far too much criticism.

“He has adapted to a new team, a new country, a new league, and a completely different style of football. Despite helping Arsenal win the Premier League, reach the Champions League final, and scoring many goals, he is still criticised. That is just the reality of modern football."

The Sweden manager praised Gyökeres for the way he has handled the pressure and expectations.......

🗣️ “I think he has dealt with it incredibly well.

“He gave the best version of himself — a team player with outstanding individual quality. He was exceptional.”

Speaking to La Repubblica, Calafiori made it clear he has no intention of leaving Arsenal anytime soon.......

🗣️ “Not now. One of the reasons I came to England was because very few Italian players have built long careers here. Winning the Premier League was one of my childhood dreams.”

Mikel Arteta asked to describe his relationship with Arsenal....

🗣️ “I am in love. The people, the players, the supporters, and the staff have all become part of me.” ❣️

🎙 Arteta on the impact the club has had on both his professional and personal life......

🗣️ “Arsenal has changed my life for the better. It has given me a human experience that I could never have imagined at every level.”