Kanu Backs Arsenal To End Their Champions League Drought Against PSG

Kanu, who spoke to Flashscore ahead of the highly anticipated clash, said the North London club have demonstrated enough quality and consistency to believe they can conquer Europe, following what he described as a remarkable season that saw them end a 22-year wait for the Premier League title.

Arsenal head into the final unbeaten in the competition this season under manager Mikel Arteta, boosting belief among fans that a historic double could be on the horizon. Their opponents, PSG, arrive as defending champions and have eliminated top English sides, including Chelsea and Liverpool, on their path to the final.

Despite PSG’s strong campaign, Kanu insisted the momentum may now favour Arsenal.

“I told my friends that last season, we were struggling against Manchester City, and they went on to win the league. But this season, the table changed, and we have come out on top to win the Premier League title,” Kanu was quoted as saying.

The former Super Eagles captain added that Arsenal’s domestic triumph could be a stepping stone to European glory, suggesting the club is on the verge of a historic achievement if they replicate their league form on the continental stage.