Aaron Ramsey pens an emotional message for Arsenal teammates few hours before the Europa league final against Chelsea in Baku.
Arsenal is set to play against their city rivals Chelsea in the final of the Europa league tonight. It is the first occasion after a decade that the Gunners are in the finale of an European tournament.
Thus, it would be a long night for the North London club as they require this European triumph more than Chelsea, as their qualification for the next edition of the Champions league is at stake, since they finished 5th in the Premier league table.
Additionally, if Arsenal win tonight, then it will be their first European trophy in their history. Whereas, Chelsea will only march on the turf to gain a silverware this season as they have already got Champions league qualification and have won the tournament previously too.
However, Maurizio Sarri, who hasn’t been well along with fans would be seeking a victory to make a statement, if he leaves his job this summer amidst his sacking speculations.
In total, it seems that Arsenal would be more desperate to have a glorious night tonight ahead of the finale. Thus, Arsenal’s long-serving player Aaron Ramsey, who gave numerous years of his service to Gunners gave a heartfelt message to his to be ex-teammates on social media.
“Just want to say boys all the best. We’ve done unbelievable to get to the final. Let’s just make sure we finish the job now and walk off that pitch with the trophy.
“Fight for each other, give it absolutely everything and I’m sure we will. I’ll see you in Baku boys all the best, come on!”
The player will not be playing for Arsenal tonight as he has been ruled out for the game due to an injury. Further, the player will be playing for Juventus from the following season after a free transfer.
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Arsenal will face Chelsea in the all-English Europa league final in few hours. This is a long awaited night for the Gunners.
