“Right now, everyone in our camp is scared of this Arsenal team. I wasn’t around when we met them in the group stage, but this time, I’m ready to prove myself,” said PSG’s January signing Kvaratskhelia. He also revealed the one Arsenal player his teammates consider the most dangerous — and surprisingly, it’s neither Bukayo Saka nor Gabriel Martinelli.

BREAKING NEWS: PSG Star Kvaratskhelia Admits Arsenal Has Struck Fear in Their Camp Ahead of Champions League Clash

Paris – Paris Saint-Germain’s January signing, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, has stirred excitement and tension ahead of the Champions League knockout round, boldly admitting that Arsenal’s current form has his teammates deeply concerned.

In a statement that’s gone viral across football platforms, the Georgian winger confessed that there’s one particular Arsenal player who has every member of the PSG squad on edge — and surprisingly, it’s neither Bukayo Saka nor Gabriel Martinelli.

“Everyone in our camp now is afraid of this particular Arsenal,” Kvaratskhelia said. “When we faced them in the group stage, I wasn’t here yet. But this time around, I’m going to show him what I’m made of.” His comments come just days before PSG are set to face Arsenal in a crucial Champions League tie that has fans from both sides buzzing with anticipation.

According to sources within the PSG camp, the fear isn’t unfounded. The Arsenal player in question delivered a sensational Man of the Match performance the last time the two sides met, dominating the midfield and controlling the tempo of the game.

That performance left a lasting impression, and Kvaratskhelia confirmed that this same player is now being talked about as Arsenal’s most dangerous weapon — more so than star wingers Saka and Martinelli.

Although Kvaratskhelia didn’t explicitly mention the player’s name, speculation is swirling among fans and pundits alike. Many believe the player he’s referring to could be Declan Rice, whose commanding presence and leadership in the middle of the park have transformed Arsenal this season.

With the tie finely poised, Kvaratskhelia’s statement adds a personal edge to the upcoming fixture. “I respect Arsenal, but I’m not afraid,” he added. “This is the level I came here to play at. I’m ready to go head-to-head with the best.”

The stage is set for a thrilling encounter as PSG look to avenge their earlier loss, while Arsenal aim to continue their dominant run in Europe. One thing is clear: the Gunners have earned serious respect — and even fear — from one of Europe’s elite squads. All eyes now turn to the Emirates for what promises to be a showdown filled with drama, passion, and individual battles.