Serge Gnabry, a player for Bayern Munich, has stated his intention to address unfinished business with Arsenal before their upcoming EU competition game. Gnabry emphasized that there is unfinished business between the two teams. He also praised Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, calling him a captain, and pointed out the legacy of the match.
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