Fans have also lauded his recent close-range finish against Nottingham Forest, a goal that highlighted his composure and finishing instinct.

Gyokeres has benefited from strong support from his teammates, notably Eberechi Eze, who provided the assist for his Nottingham Forest strike, and Noni Madueke, whose performances have impressed alongside him.

"Yeah, it's amazing," he told Football London, when asked about playing with his Arsenal team-mates.

"They always want to go forward and be a threat. You could see today, they were very dangerous.

"For me to play with those players, you just have to be in the right positions, and you'll get chances. It's great."

He added: "I wanted to get here and get going. And yeah, of course, it's going to be pressure in a very, very big club. You know that. Just trying to make the best when you're out on the pitch and just don't think too much about that."

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The match follows a 2-2 draw against Brentford over the weekend, where Caicedo's superb strike in the 85th minute seemed set to secure all three points for the Blues, only for Brentford to equalise in stoppage time.

Reflecting on his goal, Caicedo said, "I knew what I was going to do. I was just thinking about shooting on goal. I did it and it was a great goal. I am going to keep going to help the team."

He praised the team's resilience after the late setback, adding, "The reaction of the team was good, we needed to be patient and that's why we could come back into the game." Caicedo also highlighted the impact of substitute Cole Palmer, noting, "He changed the game, and we are happy to have him again."

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has stressed the importance of focusing on the current fixture, while the Blues now turn their attention to Bayern. "We are not happy because we didn't win, but we are just thinking about Wednesday," Caicedo said.

Chelsea have played two competitive matches at the Allianz Arena against Bayern Munich, both in the UEFA C

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