Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny believes the Gunners have got what it takes to finally end a long trophy drought this term.

The Emirates outfit have been without a trophy since winning the FA Cup back in 2005, but they have enjoyed a promising start to the current season.

And first choice keeper Wojciech Szczesny believes the current crop of players is ready to bring some silverware to the Emirates.

“I don’t want to say nobody can challenge us for a trophy,” said Szczesny, “but if we’re at our best, we’ll win a trophy and that’s all that matters.

“I wouldn’t say we’ve proved everyone wrong and passed all the tests. I’ll say that when we get our hands on a trophy in May.”

“I think what’s important is what we believe in and we believe that we are good enough with the players we have got and the work we are doing to win the Premier League.

“We have shown that to people over the last six months or so. We know that if we just carry on doing the same thing, we will show people that this team and these players are good enough to win a trophy without any extra additions or extra work that people are talking about.

“We certainly believe we can do it. We need to make sure we continue doing what we have been doing recently and keep getting the results.”

In spite of the 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford, Arsenal remained at the Premiership summit and they are 4.50 (7/2) to lift the Premier League title.

Meanwhile, the Gunners are 2.75 (7/4) to win any major trophy and 19.00 (18/1) to go all the way in the Champions League.