Lukasz Fabianski is confident of grabbing Arsenal's No1 spot ahead of senior goalkeepers Jens Lehmann and Manuel Almunia.

Pole Fabianski, 22, joined the Gunners from Legia Warsaw in May and told BBC Sport: "Lehmann and Almunia are very good, but I'm not afraid of anyone. I'm confident of my skills.

"I want to be first choice at Arsenal as much as they do. My message is clear - I'm ready to fight from day one."

There have been reports that Fabianski could be sent on loan at the start of next season, with Watford a possible destination, yet he is adamant he is going nowhere.

"Nobody has proposed anything to me and I'm not going anywhere," he said.

"I want to be at Arsenal from the start of the season and learn everything about my new team and team-mates.

"I need to get accustomed to training at Arsenal and the atmosphere in the locker room. That's how I see my future at this club."