Recently, former Brazilian international Gilberto Silva, who played for Arsenal, was interviewed by Spain's Le Marca, and he talked about some topics about Arsenal.

- Should Enderick leave Real Madrid and join Arsenal like Odegao?

Endrik joined Real Madrid at a very young age, just like Casemiro at the time. Casemiro has achieved great success after his return, and several other players have also taken similar paths.

Endrik chose to leave Brazil to join the European club. It takes time to adapt to the new environment and requires great patience, resilience and hard work to win opportunities.

It is not easy to gain a foothold in a team with talented players like Mbappe, Rodrigo and Vinicius. Let's wait and see, I hope everything goes well with him.

Perhaps the loan is not a bad thing for him, because players may lose motivation and confidence if they lack games for a long time, and I am sure he is eager to be a member of the next Brazil World Cup squad.

However, the only way to achieve this is to maintain a stable playing time before the World Cup, otherwise it would be difficult for him to be on the final list.

-What do you think of the Arsenal team coached by Arteta? Is there any similarity with the invincible army you had back then? Are they strong contenders for the Champions League championship?

I never like this comparison because the achievements we achieved back then were extraordinary, and times have changed. I think the teams today need to go out of their own way. I don’t like to compare teams from different eras because the situation is completely different.

Of course, they now have good teams and high-quality players, but they need to build their own reputation like we did back then, and it takes hard work, and I believe they are working on it, especially to win trophies for the club.

We also regained our strength after continuous victory, failure, and losing the finals, and continued to work hard next season to achieve results.

The last two seasons have been very painful for them, and I hope they can learn from it and improve on it, avoid repeating the same mistakes, and this year they have gained new opportunities.

Of course, they are strong contenders in the Champions League. With the addition of new players, I believe they are able to achieve their goals this season. They have strengthened key positions, balanced defense and midfield configurations, and introduced new forwards: Yorke is exactly what Arsenal needs, the kind of player that can help the team maintain stability throughout the season.