Arsenal fans send message to Vinicius Jr after drawing Real Madrid in the Champions League
The Champions League draw is now complete, and Arsenal have some tough games coming up in the league phase of the competition.
Mikel Arteta’s side made it to the final last season but were beaten by Paris Saint-Germain in a penalty shootout. It was a heartbreaking night in Budapest.
This season, the Arsenal manager will want to go one step further, but his side have been handed a really difficult draw in the league phase.
The eye-catching clash has to be the one against Real Madrid at the Emirates Stadium, and Arsenal fans are already looking forward to it.
The centre of attention in that game will be Vinicius Jr.
Arsenal fans have a message for Vinicius Jr ahead of Champions League clash vs Real Madrid
Arsenal tried hard to sign Vinicius Jr, but he ended up signing a new contract at Real Madrid after the Galacticos raised their offer.
Now, after it was confirmed that the Gunners will face Real Madrid in the Champions League, supporters immediately took to social media to send a message to the Brazilian.
One Arsenal fan tweeted: “Oiii Vini, we are coming for you at the carpet. Be ready!”
Another wrote: “Arsenal will first make Vinicius regret his actions!”
“I can’t wait to show Vinicius levels,” said another.
Another Gooner posted: “Good, chance for a bit of revenge on Vinicius. Using us as leverage for a new contract despite them never beating us? Ben White and Jurrien Timber will send him on his way.”
“Time to remind Vinicius why snubbing us was a big mistake,” wrote another.
Arsenal have never lost to Real Madrid
Real Madrid are the most successful club in the history of the Champions League.
Los Blancos have won the competition more times than any other club, and they have had great success against most teams they have come up against.
However, Arsenal have managed to get the better of them.
In four meetings between the two sides, the Premier League champions have won three and drawn one. The last two-legged fixture came in the 2024/25 season, when the Gunners thrashed them 5-1 on aggregate.
We’re sure Arteta will want that record to continue when Arsenal and Real Madrid meet again this season.
