Odegaard Will Have Something To Prove Vs Real Madrid – Emmanuel Petit

Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti should know that Martin Odegaard will have something to prove against Los Blancos, Emmanuel Petit has said. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, Odegaard would have been disappointed with how his Real Madrid career came to an end years ago, so it wouldn’t be surprising if he had something to prove to Carlo Ancelotti when they meet in the UCL.

Petit added that the fact that Saka will also ready for the game is massive for the midfielder as well.

His words, “Martin Odegaard does have too much creative responsibility in the team. At the moment, he is the only guy who can be creative from midfield, he’s alone in that. That has to change.

One of the reasons why Martin’s game hasn’t been as good as we know it can be is because he’s looking for movement in front of him, and it’s just not coming. He has a telepathic relationship with Saka, and he’s missed him. He needs players around him that can play combination football, one touch, pass and move, and Arsenal haven’t had those players fit for a long time.

In his last game for Norway, he got a hattrick of assists. He looks like he’s starting to get the juice back, and it’s coming at the right time. He will have been disappointed with how his Real Madrid career came to an end – he will have something to prove to Carlo Ancelotti, the manager that signed him and then sold him. He’s the captain of Arsenal – he’ll want to lead by example, and over the last few weeks he’s been looking a bit more like himself.

I hear that Saka could be ready for Madrid, which is massive for Arsenal, but also massive for Martin Odegaard two. Those two players bring out the best in each other.”

WOW.

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