Arsenal have finally claimed the Premier League title after a 22-year wait, and now they stand just one match away from making history by winning their first Champions League trophy. The Gunners face a significant challenge as they prepare to take on PSG and star winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

Celebrations and Challenges Ahead

The celebrations began outside the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night when Manchester City’s hopes were dashed by Erling Haaland’s late equaliser against Bournemouth. Arsenal secured their 14th English title, their first since 2004, with one match left in the league. As Mikel Arteta’s team prepares for a lap of honour at Selhurst Park on Sunday, their focus will quickly shift to the Champions League final in Budapest on May 30.

However, the title win has not alleviated all concerns for Arsenal. Ben White suffered a serious medial knee ligament injury during a match against West Ham on May 10, ruling him out for the remainder of the season. Additionally, Jurrien Timber is sidelined with an ongoing ankle issue. With both senior right-backs unavailable, Cristhian Mosquera is set to face a daunting task against one of Europe’s most dangerous wingers.

Kvaratskhelia's Impressive Form

The challenge for Mosquera becomes even more daunting when considering Kvaratskhelia's remarkable performance this season. The PSG winger has played in 15 Champions League matches, scoring 10 goals and providing six assists, marking a total of 16 goal contributions. He has made history by becoming the first player to register a goal or assist in seven consecutive knockout games.

Kvaratskhelia's achievements have set a new single-season record at PSG, surpassing the previous mark held by Ousmane Dembélé from last season. PSG advanced to the final after a thrilling semi-final against Bayern Munich, winning 6-5 on aggregate in the highest-scoring Champions League semi-final ever, with Kvaratskhelia playing a crucial role in both legs.

As Arsenal prepares for this pivotal match, the stakes could not be higher. The absence of experienced defenders adds pressure on Mosquera, who will need to rise to the occasion against a formidable opponent. The upcoming final promises to be a defining moment for both the club and the young player.