Winger Willian believes Arsenal are in good hands under manager Mikel Arteta as they embark on a challenging run of fixtures in April. Spaniard Arteta led Arsenal to the FA Cup last season but the team have failed to kick on and are currently ninth in the Premier League, a competition they last won in 2004, and face a difficult start to the month against Liverpool on Saturday. Arsenal's FA Cup defence was ended by Southampton and the Europa League is their only hope of silverware this season, but Willian is confident they are on the right track. The Brazilian took part in training in a London heatwave with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Alex Lacazette and other Gunners stars as they tuned up for six games in three weeks, starting against the reigning Premier League champions. "I think it has the potential to be a great project, it's a great club, it's in the hands of a good manager, he has everything to become one of the best managers in the world," Willian told ESPN Brazil. "Arsenal has everything to become a powerhouse again, to fight for titles, to play in the Champions League again, that's what we players want. "Arteta is doing a great job, he is always looking for the players in the best possible way, giving them ideas, guiding them, showing them what he wants. Arsenal is in good hands." Willian endured a slow start at Arsenal after joining on a free transfer from Chelsea last year, but the Brazilian seems to have found his feet with four assists in his last five appearances in all competitions. "I never stopped training, to work, to dedicate myself as much as possible," he said. "It took a little while, but in the last few games I've been playing well so I'm happy."
