Arsenal could become a dominant force in the Premier League in the next few years.

That is the view of former Gunners and Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas.

The Spaniard, who won the league with the Blues and the FA Cup with the Gunners, believes their young squad can achieve a lot as they mature.

"Obviously you can imagine what it will mean. More than just winning a title but the belief will be back, the trust between the players and the staff and the fans and the whole club," the Spanish star told the PA news agency.

"The family that was there when I was there will be back, the moments of 'we are strong and we know we can win'; at the moment it is a little bit 'are we ready are we not'?

If they can manage to win the first one, I believe it could become a constant threat for Arsenal to be challenging for all the top titles."

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