The teams last faced each other over two legs in 2017, with the German giants prevailing 10-2 on aggregate. Bayern sit second in the Bundesliga, trailing Bayer Leverkusen by 16 points, and Thomas Tuchel has decided to leave the club at the end of the season. Despite this, Kane has had an impressive first term in Germany.

Odegaard recognizes Kane’s qualities but is focused on his team’s performance. He emphasizes the need to respect Kane, but not to fear him, and believes that Arsenal should focus on their own strengths. The Norway international holds no fear heading into the Champions League quarter-final, and he believes that Bayern’s league results do not reflect their true quality.

He feels that his Arsenal side is prepared for any challenge, acknowledging that Bayern is a strong team with good attacking players. Odegaard anticipates a tough battle at the Emirates and expresses readiness for the upcoming match. He emphasizes the quality of the Bayern team and their individual players, indicating that Arsenal is prepared for a strong challenge.