Cesc Fabregas happy with Arsenal trajectory under Mikel Arteta

Cesc Fabregas believes Arsenal could go on to dominate English football in the coming years if they can get over the line in this year's Premier League title race.

The Gunners currently lead a three-way battle with Liverpool and Manchester City, sitting on top of the table ahead of the Reds on goal difference.

Having fallen away from the title race last season, Mikel Arteta's side are sticking around and former midfielder Fabregas says the mindset will change by becoming winners this term.

"Obviously you can imagine what it will mean. More than just winning a title but the belief will be back, the trust between the players and the staff and the fans and the whole club," the Spaniard, who played over 300 times for the Gunners.

"The family that was there when I was there will be back, the moments of 'we are strong and we know we can win'; at the moment it is a little bit 'are we ready are we not'?

"If they can manage to win the first one, I believe it could become a constant threat for Arsenal to be challenging for all the top titles."

Arteta, whose side drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final first leg on Tuesday, came under pressure at the start of his tenure as his project took time to come to fruition.

But the Gunners stuck with him and Fabregas, who is now assistant manager at Italian Serie B club Como, says his former club are an example of how to do things properly.

"It is all about Edu and the owners giving him the time and the right tools to prove himself," he said.

"When this happens, the structure, the vision and the trust comes together and things happen. That is why I am happy.

"I always use them as an example, the first two years of Mikel, in any other club or someone else managing the