Theo Walcott thinks he can return to goalscoring form with Everton.

The 28-year-old joined the Toffees from Arsenal in a £20m deal on Wednesday after spending 12 years in north London.

Despite being a divisive figure amongst Gooners, Walcott bagged 108 goals in his Arsenal career.

Having been relegated to mostly Europa League and domestic cup appearances this season, Walcott has failed to replicate his 19 goal haul last season, but is confident he can rectify his form at Goodison Park.

"I was very proud of what I did last season - scoring 19 goals," said Walcott.

"I want to bring that [scoring form] to Everton Football Club. I want to be part of the attacking force that is here.

"It always comes down to hard work and I think the manager here will get the best out of all the players.

"I just want to play football and enjoy it again. I feel this move will make that happen.

"With Sam coming in, his start was fantastic. There has been a little dip - but that happens and it is how you get out of that which makes you stronger. I feel like the players have got a point to prove, I have got a point to prove and it is going to get the best out of us, I am sure.

"I feel like I can add value in any of the front-line positions. The manager will pick the team depending on who we play against. He sees me more on the right, but I can play in any of those positions. A lot of those 19 goals I scored I was playing on the right.

"I think this is going to be brilliant for me. I want to be a part of the atmosphere here and try to build something special. This is a special place to play football and the old traditions are great."