Theo Walcott believes Arsenal are capable of ending their nine-year wait for a Premier League title this season.
The England forward believes the Gunners can take their momentum from the end of last season into the new campaign - and profit from the managerial changes at their biggest rivals.
"The teams that finished above us have changed their managers," he told the club's official website. "We've still got ours.
"It's always going to be tough. Every game in the Premier League is very tough and very interesting. It always comes down to the last few games. So we need to believe in ourselves.
"The way we ended the season last year, 11 games undefeated - we need to do it from the start, which I believe we can.
"The manager shows so much belief in us in every single game so we need to step up and I think we've got a very good chance of challenging this season.
"I got 21 goals last season and I want to try and push on from there. I want to try and get to 25. That's my benchmark but I believe in myself and that's the main thing.
"Time will tell if players come in or not but we just work with the squad we've got at the moment. Come the start of the season, there could be changes. We know it's a very long campaign but we're all very excited about our prospects."
