Piero Hincapie insists Arsenal are going to "fight for everything" as they seek to build on last season's Premier League title success.
The Ecuador international, who has now joined the Gunners on a permanent transfer following his loan from Bayer Leverkusen, admits glory did not come easy last term.
Now he's ready to do whatever it takes to ensure Arsenal win more trophies, telling CBS Sports: "Yes, that moment was fantastic, because we were in first place all year, and obviously there were very difficult, very tough moments.
"But I think the team was there to face the music and always move forward depending on the adversities we faced, right?
"And I think that's what strengthened us, the instructions the manager gave us to keep going, to keep fighting, that we were very close to the goal, and I think we were able to achieve it, thank God. No, obviously, we have to work harder, work more than last year.
"Obviously, we have players with much, much more experience. I also gained a lot of experience in my first year in the Premier League, some others also had their first year, and I think that experience and working harder because it's always a big team - when you're a big team you always want everything.
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"So we're going to fight for everything. We're working for that, and God willing, I hope we can achieve all of that."
Hincapie won two Arsenal Player of the Month awards following his all-action contributions from left-back.
After virtually heading straight to the World Cup with Ecuador, he hasn't yet had the time to process what the club achieved last season.
He insists the parade, however, will live long in the memory despite the club's Champions League final defeat to PSG.
The 24-year-old explained: "It was crazy, crazy people. To be honest, I was impressed when we played Leverkusen; there weren't that many people. There were people, but not nearly as many as the huge crowds that were there. It was crazy, really. I enjoyed it a lot.
"I was very tired from the final. I was very tired, but I enjoyed it to the fullest. To be honest, at that moment, all my tiredness disappeared, and I really enjoyed seeing all the happy people, honestly.
"And that's what we want this year, for everyone to be happy and to win as many titles as possible, and for everyone to be happy, obviously.
"Yes, yes, it was also crazy when I went to the World Cup; there were so many Arsenal fans waiting outside for a photo or to sign a shirt. The sheer number of people who support this club is insane, and there are so many fans everywhere. It's crazy, really."