Arsenal continued their impressive Champions League league-phase campaign with a dominant 3-0 win over Club Brugge yesterday, a victory that further cemented their place at the top as the phase edges toward its conclusion. The Gunners looked sharp, confident, and fully in control, showing once again why many believe they are genuine contenders on the European stage this season, Softfootball reports.
One of the biggest positives of Arsenal’s European run has been the rise of Noni Madueke, who is steadily becoming a reliable attacking weapon for the club. After scoring his first goal for Arsenal in their previous UCL game against Bayern, the winger stepped up once again tonight, bagging a brace against Club Brugge in what was arguably his most complete performance in an Arsenal shirt. His movement, confidence on the ball, and end product have all taken major leaps in recent weeks.
Speaking after the match, Madueke remained humble about his growing contributions, stressing that Arsenal’s strength lies in their teamwork. According to Fabrizio Romano via his official X handle, the winger said:
It’s about all of us as a collective, it’s not really about any individual.We know we all have a part to play.
But the young forward also showed no hesitation when discussing the club’s ambitions. In another quote relayed by Romano official X handle, Madueke expressed his belief that Arsenal can go all the way in multiple competitions this season:
I feel we can win the Champions League.I feel like we can win the Premier League as well.
Those words reflect the growing confidence within Mikel Arteta’s squad, a team that has been building toward something special over the past few seasons. Madueke’s emergence only adds more firepower to a side already brimming with talent and momentum. With Arsenal hitting their stride at a crucial point in the campaign, fans are beginning to believe that this could be the year their long wait for European glory finally ends.
For now, Madueke’s focus and the entire squad’s remains on maintaining this level of consistency as tougher tests await in both domestic and continental competitions.
