UCL: ‘They’re Unplayable’ – Thierry Henry Names Team To Hurt Arsenal In Europe

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has warned his former club about reigning Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain, describing them as almost “unplayable.”

Arsenal started their European campaign with a 1-0 win over Napoli on Wednesday, while they also won their opening three Premier League matches.

However, Henry believes PSG remain a major threat to Arsenal’s hopes of winning the Champions League. Arsenal lost last season’s final to the French side on penalties.

PSG have also started their title defence strongly, beating Slovan Bratislava 6-1, as manager Luis Enrique targets another European triumph.

Henry told The Athletic: “You see how PSG press? They’re unplayable. But it took Luis Enrique a good five to six months to get that team going.”

“People often overlook the fact that players must be receptive to coaching. This is a significant aspect that is not frequently discussed.”

“If you are a coach and your players are eager to follow your instructions, and they possess a modicum of talent, you can achieve great things. Conversely, if they resist even slightly, it can become considerably more challenging.”

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Henry remains hopeful that Arsenal can finally win the Champions League, but believes they must be ready for another difficult challenge from PSG, who have already shown why they are among Europe’s strongest teams.