Arsenal legend David Seaman has said that goalkeeper Petr Cech can be the difference for the Gunners this season as they chase a first Premier League title for 12 years.
The Czech, 33, has impressed since making a controversial £10m move from rivals Chelsea in the summer for what represented the North Londoners' only signing.
During his 11-year stint in West London, Cech completed a clean sweep of domestic and European honours - including Champions League and Europa League crowns - and Seaman backs him to have a similar effect on Arsenal.
"He's won more than trophies than I have – when he was at Chelsea. He's achieved everything in the game," he is quoted as saying by The Mirror.
"Arsenal have not won a lot in the last few years. OK, two FA Cups. But on the whole they've been close or thereabouts.
"So by showing they can get that quality player in is great for the rest of the squad. We need a couple more with his quality in the January transfer window."
Arsene Wenger's side sit fourth in the league table, two points behind leaders Leicester City.
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