Many opposing managers are asked about how they’ll set their stall out against our home-grown hit man in advance of games and, ahead of Saturday’s north London derby at Wembley, the Arsenal boss has been having his say on the man who, last week at Liverpool, broke the 100-goal barrier in the Premier League.
Asked by reporters whether there’s a better striker in Europe than Harry at the moment, Wenger said: “If you look at the numbers, no, because he has high numbers.
“What you want in a game like that is to keep him quiet and our strikers, who are top class in Europe as well, to express their talent.