Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes the club is built to entertain its supporters.

Not only did the Gunners secure three points against Fulham on the opening weekend, but they did so in style.

An impressive 3-0 win gave the fans hope for the new season under their young Spanish boss.

And Arteta admits they must continue to strive to not only win, but win in style.

“It’s the DNA of this football club and how I was raised as a football player so I don’t see it any other way,” said the Spaniard to reporters after the game.

“But as well we have to be efficient and we need to adapt.

“Sometimes we can do certain things against certain opponents and another match we have to do something different because the thing that I like most is winning.

“I want to get the team to a level that performs as high as the team can perform and be the best as we can be.

“We’ve done it in one match, there are still a lot of things we need to improve collectively and individually as well.

“We have another week now to train and next week we go again. What I see is they [the players] are not happy with the last two trophies, they want more and they want to speed up this process and hopefully they are enjoying it as well.

“Time will tell where we are at the end of the season, my only aim is to get things right for the next weekend and keep going.”