Alexis Sanchez believes he still has to improve - but is confident he can win trophies with Arsenal. Speaking to AS Chile, the 25-year-old said: "Little by little I am gaining confidence in my team-mates and am gradually learning more.
"At first I had trouble understanding them, knowing where they ran, their movements, what gestures meant what, but every time I feel more confident.
"I am starting to memorise the moves of my team-mates and I learn to help them - clearly I need to improve and that is what I say in the dressing room, that I could stay a little less with the ball, play one touch play more often to facilitate counter-attacks, that is vital.
"I must learn that because the rapid transitions are key in this league and with this team."
The Chilean conceded that the Premier League was "the most complicated football and not easy" in comparison with the competitions in his native Chile.
But Sanchez believes Arsenal have plenty of fire power to come back to challenge leaders Chelsea for the Premier League crown and also progress in the Champions League.
"Now that I am here, sometimes I stop to look my team-mates during the training session and I realise that I am surrounded by a lot of quality stars," he added.
"I have been impressed by their attitude and their talent. I love how they create spaces, their individual and collective movements.
"I tell you seriously: I like what I see so much that I have repeated myself many times, that if we have the required winning mentality, if we are positive and try to win every single game, I know we can win any competition.
"I know that with this team we can win many trophies in the coming years. I am convinced. I hope to win everything here. That's why I came."
