David Raya claimed Arsenal are "confident that we can beat anybody at any time" as they look to add to their Premier League success from last season.

The Gunners won the English top flight title for the first time since 2003-04, though lost in the Champions League final to Paris Saint-Germain, while also losing the EFL Cup showpiece and in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Raya kept 19 clean sheets in the league for Arsenal last term as he claimed his third successive Golden Glove award, becoming just the fourth goalkeeper to achieve the feat after Pepe Reina (2006-08), Joe Hart (2011-13) and Ederson (2020-22).

Indeed, Raya has kept more clean sheets across all competitions among goalkeepers in the top five European Leagues (69), saving 71.9% of the shots he has faced.

Raya, who was named in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year on Tuesday, is determined to build on Arsenal's title with more silverware this term.

"We want to become winners, not just a one-off," Raya told the Press Association.

"I think we're going to have to attack the league again, attack the cups, attack the Champions League because we want more.

"We want all the trophies, and we are confident that we can beat anybody at any time, so we just have to be focused on ourselves and do better than last season.

"The season was incredible, collectively and individually. I think we deserved to be there and be champions, so that was the most important thing.

"Every season is very, very long with ups and downs, but I think we dealt with everything that was thrown at us, and it was an incredible season to lift the trophy, to give Arsenal the Premier League after 22 years, so, yeah, an amazing season."