Martin Keown cautions Arsenal defenders about the danger posed by Harry Kane before their upcoming Champions League match.

In his debut season with Bayern Munich, Harry Kane has been on fire, impressively scoring 37 goals in all competitions. However, this has raised concerns for former Arsenal player Martin Keown as the two teams are set to face each other in the Champions League quarter final. Keown believes that with Kane's impressive record against Arsenal and his current form, he will be eagerly anticipating the match.

Kane has always been a thorn in Arsenal's side, especially in the highly charged north London derby against Tottenham. His goal-scoring prowess in these matches has made him the top scorer in the history of this rivalry. Keown also pointed out that Arsenal's current central defense, consisting of William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhaes, is one of the strongest in Europe. Despite keeping a clean sheet in their recent match against Porto, the duo still showed some signs of nervousness.

When asked about his thoughts on the Champions League draw, Keown shared his doubts about Arsenal's ability to beat Bayern Munich and highlighted Kane's potential impact. He also expressed his excitement for Arsenal to be back in the quarter finals of the competition.

However, Keown also acknowledged Kane's incredible form and urged Arsenal to be respectful of him. He even mentioned that Bayern Munich currently has another former Tottenham player, Eric Dier, among their ranks. Dier, who is on loan from Tottenham, is looking forward to returning to England and playing against his former rival team.

Dier expressed his excitement for the upcoming match, especially as it will be played in his hometown of North London. He sees it as a great opportunity for Bayern to showcase their skills at the highest level. He also praised Arsenal for their young and talented team that has been performing well.

As the match approaches, both teams are gearing up for an intense battle on the field. But it's not just about the game, it's also a chance for former Spurs players to face their old rivals and for Arsenal to prove themselves on the big stage once again. Who will come out on top? We'll have to wait and see.

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