Bruno Guimarães is relishing being part of Mikel Arteta's quest to "make a dynasty" at Arsenal.
Having swept past Manchester City in the Community Shield, the Gunners opened the defence of their Premier League title with an impressive 3-0 win over newly promoted Coventry at the Emirates Stadium.
Guimarães missed the chance to make his home debut on Friday night because of a groin problem picked up against City, who were well beaten 3-0 in Cardiff.
The Brazil international, though, has every confidence his £75 million ($101m) switch to Arsenal from Newcastle sees him part of a group ready to dominate on all fronts.
Bruno Guimarães got off to a winning start in an Arsenal shirt when he won the Community Shield. Photo by Mark Leech/Offside/Offside via Getty Images "Since the first time I spoke to him [Arteta], he wants to make a dynasty here, trying to win everything as possible and I am always very excited of his idea," Guimarães said in an interview with the Men In Blazers network on YouTube.
"Everything is very new for me, and I am just trying to get used to the players, to the manager, to the staff, the way he works.
"I can say that I am still finding my best way in the group, but I love it [here].
Guimarães is happy to be deployed wherever needed as he looks to cement a place in Arsenal's formidable midfield.
"I can play every position in the midfield, but this just depends on Mikel's ideas," the Brazilian said.
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"He said to me that I can play everywhere, and I said yes, it just depends on you and where he wanted me to play. I am just ready to play for Arsenal, no matter where."
Guimarães added: "I don't have like one target -- we go for everything. I think the potential we have in this team is unbelievable.
"I don't want to put targets, we need to think game again and let's see how far we can go, but with this team, I have a big chance of winning trophies."
Arsenal head to Aston Villa on Monday night, when England defender Ezri Konsa could be in contention to face his former club following a £51m move last week.
Having not featured against Manchester City and then also being left out for the Coventry match, Brazilian forward Gabriel Martinelli is reportedly closing in on a switch to the Saudi Pro League with Al Hilal.