Good morning Arsenal fans

Kieran Tierney heard a “pop” in his knee and worried that his Euro dream was over.

After defeating Liverpool midfielder James Milner 3-0 on April 3, the Arsenal star hit the ground in pain.

Tierney felt a sharp pain in his left knee, so he was deeply concerned about whether he was destined to go to the operating room.

He said: “I heard pop music from my knees, and it immediately circulated in my mind, isn’t it? Is this my season?

“I am worried that this is long-term. Arsenal are preparing to enter the European finals and I don’t want to miss the bond between us or the end of the season.

“Then Scotland and the Euro. There is everything to play.”

At the same time, it is reported that Arsenal and Aston Villa are making a transfer for Emiliano Buendia.

The 24-year-old Norwich organizer spent an exciting season in his three years coaching at Carrow Road, helping the Canary Islands team advance to the championship for the second time.

Last year, Arsenal connected with him and it looks like they will revive their interest.

According to a report in The Telegraph, if the gunman wants to protect the Argentines, he may be forced to act quickly.

It is believed that Aston Villa is prioritizing the new No10 and preparing to bid.

Finally, Patrick Vieira begged the owner of Arsenal to sell because he confirmed that Spotify CEO Daniel Ek would make another takeover offer.

The 44-year-old Frenchman told the ITV football show podcast: “In the past few years, I think the club’s development is not in the right direction.

“And I think it’s time for a change. If this change doesn’t happen, I believe Arsenal will be in trouble.

“We can only judge from the outside. We watch every Arsenal game and it is difficult to identify the clubs we have played for.

“It’s hard to understand why Arsenal fell in the past few years, but clearly lost Arsenal. [Wenger] No suitable staff was found to deal with the fact that Arsene was absent.

“And I think Arsenal did not enter the Champions League every year, or even the Europa League this year. So for all of us (as Arsenal fans), this is a huge disappointment.

“But when we arrive at the club, Kroenke needs to be more involved in order to bring Arsenal back to the club’s proper place.

“If this is not the case, I think it is time for them to let go of the club and let others take care of the football club.”