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·17 April 2024
Rio Ferdinand insists Bayern Munich star is better than Odegaard as he snubs Arsenal captain in combined XI
Rio Ferdinand insists Bayern Munich star is better than Odegaard as he snubs Arsenal captain in combined XI | OneFootball
Bayern Munich host Arsenal in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie at Allianz Arena tonight.
Both teams will be desperate to come out tops after playing out a 2-2 draw at Emirates Stadium last week.
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The two clubs could not be separated and it could be a tight affair between them given the quality they possess.
Ahead of the game, former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand picked his combined Bayern and Arsenal XI.
He raised eyebrows by picking Jamal Musiala ahead of Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, suggesting he thinks the 21-year-old is better than the Norwegian midfielder.
Musiala is one of the best midfielders in the Bundesliga, but it is debatable whether he is more talented than Odegaard.
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