Tomas Rosicky has signed a new deal with Arsenal and insisted he will fight hard to bring trophies to the Emirates.
The Czech Republic captain has been in fine form recently, scoring twice in three games, against Tottenham and AC Milan, and has been rewarded with what is believed to be a two-year deal.
He said: ‘It’s a great honor to sign a new deal with Arsenal, I love the club and am proud to wear the Arsenal shirt.
‘It’s felt like home since I arrived six years ago and I couldn’t be happier to commit my future to the team. The manager, my team-mates, the staff and the supporters – everyone plays their part in making this a great Club, and I feel privileged to be a part of it. I believe we have a really talented group of players and, together with the manager, the future looks bright.”
‘It’s always been my goal to win trophies here at Arsenal, and I will fight hard to achieve my dreams here.”
Rosicky signed for Arsenal in May 2006, from Borussia Dortmund, appearing in 156 games since then, and scoring 19 goals. His contract was set to expire in the summer but manager Arsene Wenger has seen enough to know Rosicky will have something to offer in the future.