FC Bayern's forward Serge Gnabry has expressed a desire for retaliation against Arsenal ahead of their upcoming match. Gnabry stated that they have scores to settle, emphasizing the significance of their past encounters. He also praised former Arsenal teammate Mikel Arteta, calling him a visionary. The Bayern player's comments come ahead of their match against Arsenal, where he aims to settle old scores.
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