Tomas Rosicky insists Arsenal still have all their "great players" and are ready to challenge for titles.
The Gunners continued their impressive pre-season build-up, which now stretches to six unbeaten games, with a 3-0 win over Scottish champions Rangers to lift the Emirates Cup.
Kolo Toure, who joined Manchester City following seven years at Arsenal, claims his old club have lost all of their leaders, which was one of the reasons he decided to leave.
Czech international Rosicky has returned to action following 18 months out with a series of niggling injuries, which along with the match fitness of Croatia forward Eduardo has boosted Arsene Wenger's forward options following the summer departure of striker Emmanuel Adebayor, also to City.
Rosicky is adamant Arsenal still have plenty of strength in depth.
"I don't think the best players have left," declared Rosicky, signed from Borussia Dortmund in July 2006.
"We have still got [Andrey] Arshavin, [Cesc] Fabregas and they are still great players.
"I don't see it this way. I don't see why we should be afraid of anyone.
"I see the potential and think we need to focus on what we have got."
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