Arteta Calls on Arsenal to Make History in Final

Mikel Arteta, the current coach of Arsenal, has called on his players to seize their moment ahead of the Champions League final against holders Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Saturday. Arsenal, who last appeared in a final 20 years ago against Barcelona, are determined to write a new chapter in the club's history.

Arteta emphasized the need for courage and relentless desire to win, stating that the team deserves to be on the biggest stage after an impressive run, conceding only six goals en route to the final. He expressed confidence in his squad, highlighting the importance of their defensive strength.

Key players include Bukayo Saka, who returns from injury, and Martin Ødegaard, the captain. Jurrien Timber is fit to start after recovering from a groin issue, while Ben White is unavailable.

Arteta aims to end Arsenal's 22-year wait for a major trophy, with the final taking place at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest.