Alexandre Lacazette

We talked with PSG, but quickly, I knew that it wasn't where I wanted to go. In France, for me, it was only Lyon. PSG could have enabled me to make progress because they have great players, but I wanted to experience another league.

I would like to reach 100 goals in Ligue 1.

It's true that I score a lot of penalties. If referees give us penalties and the coach names me as the penalty-taker, I have to take them. That doesn't mean that I'm going to score them.

I can't put everyone in the same bracket, but many haven't got over the old Lacazette and the perception that I was a bit of a lazy striker who didn't really work hard for the team. At least, I thought I was working hard, but I didn't really know how to help my team-mates.

I don't think we have to score in every game in order to have a good game.

I am determined to play for Arsenal and be in the squad of Unai Emery.

Power is the main difference; it's more powerful in England. Referees are less strict than in France, teams like to play low and in counter-attack, and defenders in general are stronger than in France.

When you're a striker, you want to play all the games, and most chances come at the end because defenders are tired.

I just want to play and help my team all the time.

You can't really explain why you get on well with someone. It's instinctive.

Dortmund is a great club.

Arsenal is a well-established club with excellent staff who make sure everything runs smoothly.

In England, the referee doesn't blow his whistle.

Every day, I have to work and show the coach I work well and I deserve my place.

I've watched quite a few matches to understand English football.

I watch quite a lot of my matches with Arsenal, and when I look back and see what I didn't do right, I try to learn from it, which hopefully facilitates my progression.

Things can move so fast that you don't have time to catch your breath or think about the next move.

I really want to be in the final to play in front of my family and friends, but it's not only that. I came to Arsenal because I want to win trophies. So to play in the final is important.

To make my entire career at Lyon doesn't bother me as long as they continue to have the development and ambition to have a competitive team, even if we're not certain to win the Champions League.

Arsenal are the club that plays the best football in England, so I really wanted to come here.

Throughout my childhood, and thanks to Arsenal's former striker Thierry Henry and other French players, I always dreamed of playing for this club, so that dream has been fulfilled.

It's a great happiness and deep pride to equal Andre Guy's record for goals in a season.

As a No. 9, I have to be there to score goals, but that isn't the only thing. I also participate in the build-up and help my team-mates, but, above all, it's about scoring goals.

I love Lyon and have only known Lyon, so obviously, it will be a big change if I do go, but a change that I am ready for and one that will be good for me and my career. It would be the end of one life and the start of another exciting one.

I like to be with Aubam. He's a good boy, a good man, and a good player, and every day, we laugh a lot, so I like to hang out with him. I hope we will score a lot of goals together, can win a lot of games and win some trophies.