Aaron Ramsey believes he is finally re-finding the form of last season and is ready to give his very best for Arsenal.
Welsh international Ramsey scored twice in Tuesday’s 4-1 win over Galatasaray as the Gunners returned to winning ways following a shock defeat to Stoke City in the Premier League at the weekend.
Ramsey was in sensational form last season but injury has dampened his start to the season, however, three goals in his last two games has the midfielder feeling good about his return to form.
He told reporters: “I am getting sharper in every game. I am feeling good and hopefully now I can play my part as they team go on a run.
“I have always got into goalscoring positions since I can remember but maybe now I have found my composure more in front of goal.
“I have seen the goal back and it is definitely the best I have scored. As soon as I hit it, I thought it had a chance of going in and thankfully it went into the top corner.”
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been under heavy pressure since the Stoke defeat, something which Ramsey believes that the win in Istanbul will keep fans confident in their manager and team.
“[Wenger] has been under some unfair criticism but we are all out there in it together,” he argued. “We wanted to get the result for us and for him. I think whenever we go into a game, he knows our qualities, always believes in us and gives us a great feeling going into games.
“Every time we go out there we are representing ourselves, our club and our manager. It’s important to get a run going in the league. That is the thing we need to do now. We have a busy couple of weeks coming up now and hopefully we can take full advantage of them and hopefully take maximum points throughout December now.
“It was obviously a disappointing first half [at Stoke]; we did well in the second half and almost got back into it. But it was important to bounce back from the defeat and we did that but we’ve got to keep our form going.
”I like playing in Istanbul – I have scored a few goals here now and I would like to play them every week if I could! But the main thing was finishing off in style and looking forward to the draw on Monday.”