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Lucas Torreira has lifted the lid on what it's like playing for new boss Unai Emery at Arsenal
The Uruguayan midfielder joined the Gunners during the summer, following an impressive World Cup campaign for his home nation
Since his and Emery's arrival, the Gunners have gone on a 13-match unbeaten run, with Torreira playing a part in all of those matches
The 22-year-old has adapted well to life in North London, and credits his manager for helping him along
Torreira said: "The manager has spoken to me a lot and made sure I understand everything
"It's important that he is able to explain everything to me in Spanish because it can be quite complicated when he's explaining the principles of the team
"He wants to make sure the whole team understands the points he is making the best they can
" Torreira joined Arsenal from Sampdoria for a fee believed to be in the region of £26 million
He was involved in all six of his countries matches in the summer World Cup tournament in Russia, as Uruguay reached the Quarter Finals before going out to eventual winners France
Despite having experience of playing at the top level already though, Torreira admitted it has taken a bit of time to get used to the Arsenal way
He said: "As time goes on I am going to get to grips better with all the tactical aspects of how Arsenal play
"Last year I got used to Sampdoria's style of play, where we had three players across the midfield, and I'm now adapting to Arsenal's and there just being two of us, playing alongside Granit (Xhaka)
"There are many things I can improve on but that will come with time. "We are going to have a much better understanding, we'll only improve and when things are going well, the team will become even better
" Brazil take on Uruguay in an international friendly at Emirates Stadium, London on 16 November (KO 8pm)
Tickets from £30 on sale at www.arsenal.com/tickets
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