Bukayo Saka
Greenwood and Bellingham have so much quality. Whether they are 18 or 28 or 38 they've got quality and when you've got quality you're going to be in the team, providing you can apply the right attitude.Collection: Attitude
There were some tough days, there were some good days, but you have to just keep going, keep dreaming, and keep believing.Collection: Good
The chance to win a trophy in my first full season is amazing.Collection: Chance
I just have to trust the people in charge will manage me in the correct way and continue to help me thrive and progress as a player.Collection: Trust
Shooting, Mason Greenwood. Both feet, he's amazing and I think that's one of his best qualities.Collection: Amazing
I wouldn't say I'm on the strictest diet but I try to eat healthy, try to be disciplined 'cause I know it's good for my body.Collection: Diet
Arteta is so detailed and clear and a lot of the players will tell you we are learning from him.Collection: Learning
My faith is constantly being exercised when I'm put in different situations or I play in big football matches such as my England debut.Collection: Faith
This is what I dreamed about. Playing at Wembley in front of a full crowd and my family, scoring on my 20th birthday.Collection: Birthday
My dad will always tell me what I could have done better, even when I've played well.Collection: Dad
We can achieve anything, no matter what age.Collection: Age
My dad always pushed me, he took me to training on days where sometimes it would take two hours to get there, so I'll always be so grateful for my parents for the work they've done for me.Collection: Dad
I've always wanted to have the courage to play, to be the one that's visible when everyone's heads are down.Collection: Courage
For me, Unai deserves a lot of credit for the belief and trust he put in a lot of us. He is a good guy and a good manager.Collection: Trust
Throughout life, you keep exercising your faith, so when you get into different challenges, you decide, 'this time I'm going to trust God,' and God comes through for you. That's how it kept building and building for me, so I can be confident and go into places knowing that God's got me. That's why a lot of times I can be fearless.Collection: Faith
God always has a plan, you know.
We know how difficult the Premier League is.
I just want young people to realize that I was like them one day - with a dream.
One day I was in church, and I felt a real connection with God. I've no clue how old I was. I was small. But I feel like from that day I've been different. I've seen life differently.
When I grew up all my documents stated that I am English, hopefully Nigerian people will understand.
The Champions League is the goal, but we've got to stay humble.
Gaming's good for many different things, I'd say.
Just the attackers I'm training with - Marcus Rashford, Raheem Sterling, Harry Kane. When I was in the England youth team, they are the players I used to watch when we came over to watch first-team training. Or I'd watch them on YouTube. You can learn different things from them - movement, passing.
Football's a team sport and as long as everyone is doing well, I think it makes things easier individually.
Playing for England is such an honour, it's the highest level you can play at.
I'm happy to have represented England at youth level but I'm also proud of my Nigerian heritage from my parents.
When you go out to restaurants, you get your go-to. When you go to KFC or you go to Nando's, you get your go-to.
You could never be sure that you would make it, but what I said to myself is that I would always give my best in every single session.
I don't think that I'm the player that's carrying Arsenal.
Being young and at a big club if you are in the team over an experienced professional the manager is basically telling you without speaking that I believe in you.
There's just so many good things coming my way and I have to thank God for the blessings.
I just enjoy and play my football.
I really feel the love from my team-mates, my coaches and the fans as well.
It was always like that. After school, we would eat and then it was straight into the garden to play football. We would play for hours.
Growing up, when you're in the playground, you want to score a goal like Henry, you want to celebrate a goal like him.
It's good to have your mates around you. They push you on. When you're down they pick you up, when they're down I pick them up. It's good to have them all around us.
I feel like I'm really, really proud of my Nigerian heritage.
For me, I don't let it really affect me, because I try not to look too much into it or read too much into it. I know that someone has the time of day to racially abuse me and stuff like this, so I try not to stoop down to their level. I don't let it affect me too much.
It started from Auba. He said it in French. We're doing one finishing drill one time in training and he kept saying it, and I kept scoring, I was shooting with so much power and he was calling me little chilli in French.
Losing three games in a row is really difficult.
In football, it is 11 men. I don't think that I can do anything just by myself. It's a team sport.
I always still watch Nigeria's games where I can, and I wish them all the best and support them all the way.
I think from the moment you sign, the education at Hale End, you start to know the history of Arsenal. You know which games are the most important.
Laca knows my movement and where I am. It's so fun to play with him.
My mum and dad always encouraged me. They never stopped me from playing football; they just wanted to see a balance and that I was also interested in my education.
In front of my house, when I was really, really young, we had a green area, a little pitch, where we used to play football every day after school with all the other kids in the neighbourhood, just enjoying every day until it started to get dark.
We're all so hungry to win each game.
I'm going to run at players, sometimes I need a bit more protection when the opposition is trying to kick me.
I've had a lot of help from a lot of different players but I would say probably the biggest impact - probably David Luiz.
Jadon Sancho, he's very good at 'Call of Duty: Warzone.' He's too good, he takes it too seriously, you know what I'm saying? When I play, I play to enjoy.