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Kane Backs PSG to Edge Arsenal in Budapest Final
28 May
Summary
- Harry Kane predicts a close Champions League final.
- Kane gives reigning champions PSG a slight edge.
- Arteta is convinced Arsenal will win their first UCL.
Harry Kane, the England captain and former Tottenham forward, has weighed in on the UEFA Champions League final, pitting Paris Saint-Germain against Arsenal. Scheduled for May 30 in Budapest, the match features Arsenal aiming for their inaugural Champions League title, buoyed by their recent Premier League victory. Kane, whose Bayern Munich side was eliminated by PSG in the semi-finals, anticipates a tightly contested game. He described both teams as possessing strong qualities and the potential to be dangerous, noting PSG's status as reigning champions.
Mikel Arteta, Arsenal's manager, conveyed his absolute belief in his team's ability to win the final. Following their Premier League triumph, Arteta stated he is convinced Arsenal will create new club history in Budapest. He emphasized the positive energy from their league success and expressed readiness to prepare for the final, aiming to leverage their championship status and newfound confidence.
