Paris Saint-Germain head coach Luis Enrique remains unfazed by Arsenal’s set-piece prowess ahead of the UEFA Champions League final on May 30 in Budapest. Despite Arsenal’s recent Premier League success, where they secured the title after 22 years and set records by scoring 18 goals from corners and six from free-kicks, Enrique expressed confidence in his team’s defensive approach.

“I don’t have nightmares,” Enrique stated, emphasizing his belief in PSG’s ability to manage the threats posed by Arsenal’s set-pieces. He described his side as a “small team” that plays well and is accustomed to defending and attacking in their own distinctive style.

As PSG prepares for the high-stakes clash, uncertainties remain concerning the availability of key players. Full-back Achraf Hakimi and forward Ousmane Dembele, who has recently won the Ballon d’Or, are both under fitness scrutiny. Their participation in the final could significantly influence PSG’s tactical setup and performance against Arsenal.

The Champions League final marks a pivotal moment for both clubs, with Arsenal aiming to cap their domestic triumph with European glory, while PSG seeks to secure their first Champions League title. The match in Budapest will test PSG’s defensive resilience against Arsenal’s set-piece efficiency, an aspect that has drawn considerable attention in the buildup to the game.