Aaron Ramsey has urged his teammates to end the season with a string of victories to provide departing Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger with "the perfect send-off".
The Gunners carved out a 4-1 win against West Ham United on Sunday afternoon in their first game since Wenger announced his intention to step down next month.
Arsenal have four more Premier League games to come and a maximum of three matches in the Europa League, which is their last remaining hope of earning silverware this term.
Ramsey, who was signed from Cardiff City a decade ago, told Sky Sports News: "Hopefully we can finish off the season on a high for him. We are not thinking about who is coming in next, it is all about doing it for him now and hopefully we can win every single game and finish off with a cup.
"That would be the perfect send-off for him. Because he deserves it, he deserves everything he gets, all the plaudits and all the recognition for all the great work he's done over the years. He's believed in us, he's backed us and given us all these opportunities over the years. He brought me here as a 17-year-old and I owe him a lot."
Next up for Arsenal is the first leg of their Europa League semi-final against Atletico Madrid on Thursday evening.
