The former Spurs man can't wait to renew his rivalry with the Gunners.
Former Tottenham star Eric Dier is relishing the challenge of facing Arsenal Bayern Munich defender Eric Dier says he is ‘really excited’ for the side’s Champions League semi-final with Arsenal, joking he ‘wasn’t ready to come back to England so soon’ when the draw was made.
‘Just to play the Champions League makes me a little emotional.’ Dier has been impressed by Arsenal’s resilience this season According to Dier, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal are ‘a bit more gritty’ and ‘a bit less naive’ compared to last season when they finished runners-up to Manchester United in the Premier League. Asked whether he watched Arsenal’s goalless draw with City at the Etihad at the end of last month, Dier replied: ‘Yeah, I watched it.
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