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Oleksandr Zinchenko issues word of warning to Arsenal team-mates after Chelsea thrashing

Oleksandr Zinchenko has warned his new Arsenal team-mates not to get carried away after they thrashed Premier League rivals Chelsea 4-0 in a pre-season friendly.

Mikel Arteta’s side rounded off their US tour in style at Orlando’s Camping World Stadium as goals from Gabriel Jesus, Martin Odegaard, Bukayo Saka and Albert Sambi Lokonga sealed an emphatic win.

Zinchenko played 45 minutes against the Blues, having completed a £32m move from Manchester City at the end of last week.

The Ukraine international, who won four Premier League titles at the Etihad, has been impressed by the quality in Arsenal’s squad but insists more improvements are needed ahead of the new season.

‘It’s a massive pleasure to be here and I’m so happy with the result,’ Zinchenko said. ‘In terms of the game, of course, we did well, but there is still a couple of things we can improve.

‘4-0 is a great result, but this is a friendly and in the Premier League it will be different. I hope the result will be the same, but we need to work hard.’

Despite only joining up with Mikel Arteta’s squad last week, Zinchenko feels he is already settling in to his new surroundings, largely thanks to his relationship with former Man City assistant manager Arteta.

‘I need to adapt as soon as possible and I am already starting to feel my team-mates really well and I am enjoying it here,’ the 25-year-old said.

‘I want to say thanks a lot to the lads, all the coaching staff and to the medical staff for the warm welcome. That helped me a lot.

‘The quality here is unbelievable. There’s a lot of very good players and I realise how high the level is.

‘One of the main reasons I came [to Arsenal] was our manager, Mikel Arteta. I know him very well from my time at City and don’t forget that

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