Tomas Rosicky is convinced he's joined the best club in Europe in Arsenal.
The Gunners fought off Atletico Madrid to snap up the midfield ace on a long-term deal from Borussia Dortmund yesterday.
Rosicky, 25, said: "I'm really happy to be at Arsenal, it's great for me.
"The team showed its strength in the Champions League and has big potential with a lot of young players.
"We can be even better next season. This is the best club in Europe and I will give everything for Arsenal."
Rosicky will join up with his new team-mates after next month's World Cup.
He is relishing the prospect of playing alongside Thierry Henry. He said: "He is the best striker in the world.
"When I was 20, I played at Highbury for Sparta Prague and scored. There was a great atmosphere.
"I have been waiting for this move and am very happy to be here."
Arsene Wenger sees him as the perfect replacement for Robert Pires, who looks certain to leave the club. The Gunners boss said: "Tomas has great technique, skill on the ball and sharp passing.
"He has good experience at all levels for club and country.
"We look forward to welcoming him to Arsenal after what will hopefully be a very successful summer for him at the World Cup."
The Gunners fought off Atletico Madrid to snap up the midfield ace on a long-term deal from Borussia Dortmund yesterday.
Rosicky, 25, said: "I'm really happy to be at Arsenal, it's great for me.
"The team showed its strength in the Champions League and has big potential with a lot of young players.
"We can be even better next season. This is the best club in Europe and I will give everything for Arsenal."
Rosicky will join up with his new team-mates after next month's World Cup.
He is relishing the prospect of playing alongside Thierry Henry. He said: "He is the best striker in the world.
"When I was 20, I played at Highbury for Sparta Prague and scored. There was a great atmosphere.
"I have been waiting for this move and am very happy to be here."
Arsene Wenger sees him as the perfect replacement for Robert Pires, who looks certain to leave the club. The Gunners boss said: "Tomas has great technique, skill on the ball and sharp passing.
"He has good experience at all levels for club and country.
"We look forward to welcoming him to Arsenal after what will hopefully be a very successful summer for him at the World Cup."
