Mikel Arteta is unsure as to whether Michael Olise missing tomorrow's game is a boost for Arsenal against Bayern Munich tomorrow.
“I don't know. You want to face the best players in these kind of games, and he's out," Arteta said during his press conference on Tuesday.
"But look at their squad and the possible starting 11 that they have, first of all, as a team, how incredibly well coached they are.
"The mindset that they have, the conviction that they have in every action. And then individual quality moments that they can create.
“You look at the goals and chances that they generate. So that's the opposition that you want to be facing and we will be facing tomorrow,” he said.
Wishing his opposite number Vincent Kompany well as he battles a stomach bug, Arteta vowed his side will "go for it” in Munich.
“I'm really looking forward to the game. This is the stage, the kind of team, the kind of coach, the kind of club, stadium that you want to be involved in.
“We've prepared for the game with loads of enthusiasm. We'll try to come here and win the game tomorrow,” he concluded.