The former Dutch player Clarence Seedorf has nominated Arsenal to win the Champions League title this season, right after the thrilling match that ended with Paris Saint-Germain defeating Bayern Munich 5-4 in the first leg of the semi-finals.

The match witnessed an exceptional offensive display between the two strong contenders for the title, but numerous defensive errors overshadowed the encounter, leaving both sides dissatisfied despite the high excitement. The match also became the highest-scoring in the history of the European Championship semi-final first legs.

Seedorf explained during his analysis on "Prime Video" that Arsenal's defensive strength could be the decisive factor in the title race, noting that coach Mikel Arteta's team is distinguished by frequently keeping clean sheets this season.

The Dutch star said, "Ask the goalkeepers if they are happy with what they saw tonight; clean sheets have always been sacred to them."

Seedorf added that Arsenal currently has the clearest potential to win the championship, emphasizing that the team's defensive balance gives it an advantage over other competitors.

The London team is preparing to face Atletico Madrid in the other semi-final, amid growing confidence in the "Gunners'" ability to reach the final and secure their first European title in their history.