Former Arsenal star Philippe Senderos has shared his insight exclusively with GB News into how the Gunners can beat PSG in the Champions League final.
In the biggest game in the club's history, Arsenal have travelled to Budapest to face the current European champions.
Senderos, who was in the squad the last time the Gunners played in the Champions League final, explained how he feels Mikel Arteta's men can beat Luis Enrique's formidable force.
Speaking in association with Spreadex Sports, the Swiss said: "It's going to be a real, real big team effort.
The former Arsenal star shared how the Gunners can beat PSG in the Champions League final
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"We know that PSG has amazing offensive power and quality, and players who can unlock situations at any time.
"What I think with winning the title, it has put some pressure off their shoulders, so I think now they will be a little bit freer to go out there, and you know, enjoy the occasion.
"Do not let the occasion become the most important, and just play the game the way they know how to do."
When asked what impresses him most about the Arsenal side, the Swiss explained that the Gunners' defensive work sets them apart from the rest.
Senderos noted the talent that PSG have in their personnel
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He told the People's Channel: "The goalkeeper has been tremendous, and the defence, you know, the whole approach towards defending and being hard to beat, and keeping so many clean sheets.
"If you can see them, they've played so many games already this year, and I think this approach that everyone is ready to put their body on the line and defend it is special at the club."
They will have to be on their top form against the French and European champions, who have scored an incredible 140 goals in all competitions this season.
Senderos noted PSG's talent and the problems they will pose for Arsenal.
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| REUTERSHe said: "What I'm most impressed with about PSG is what Luis Enrique has been able to do.
"You know, convince [Ousmane] Dembele, [Desire] Doue, and [Khvicha] Kvaratskhelia to run for the team. If you look at the work rate of these guys, it's not, you know, like the PSG before, where you had Neymar and Messi back there; it's a lot harder to get those guys to do the job like they're doing it now, so I'm really impressed by that.
"And then in midfield, the control that they have with Joao Neves, Vitinha is absolutely amazing.
"So really impressed about the front three, and sometimes Barcola, it depends on who they have there."
Five things to know about Arsenal's Premier League title-winning manager, Mikel Arteta | GB NEWS/GETTYArsenal made it to the Champions League final with victory over Atletico Madrid, while PSG played out a classic in their first leg against Bayern Munich, seeing out the win in the second.
The Gunners last made the final in 2006, when they took the lead against Barcelona, but after a red card for Jens Lehmann and two goals from the Spanish side, it ended in heartbreak for former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.
Twenty years later, they have the chance to write history and do the double, having won the Premier League earlier this month.
The Champions League final is scheduled to kick off at 5pm on Saturday at the Puskas Arena.
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