Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey says he's learning everyday and looking forward to winning more trophies at Arsenal.
The Wales international was by far one of the best players in Arsene Wenger's team last season and produced more of the same at the start of the season helping the Gunners lift the Community Shield with a goal against Manchester City.
But at the young age of 23, the youngster knows there's still room for improvement.
"I made my debut when I was 16 so I've been playing for a number of years and been learning my trade if you like," Ramsey told the Arsenal Magazine.
"I think I've always been quite mature for my age. I moved here when I was 17 and had to grow up pretty quickly.
"Now I feel like I am as mature as I can be.
"I've got a lot more responsibility and I've become used to that and it feels good.
"I just want to improve on last season and try to become the best player I can possibly be.
"It was nice [to score the winner in the FA Cup final] but hopefully I can have more than that - hopefully it's not the only thing I achieve.
"I'm confident I can improve and have many more of those wonderful moments.
"I'm really excited with the way things are developing and about what the future holds."
