Petr Cech aims to bring Arsenal trophies

During his 11 years at Stamford Bridge, the 33-year-old Czech Republic international established himself as one of the club's greats, claiming 13 major trophies and breaking Peter Bonetti's long-standing clean sheets record.

Here, Press Association Sport takes a look at what he won in a Chelsea shirt - and what the Gunners managed to do during the same period.

February 2005: Carling Cup

May 2005: Barclays Premier League

May 2006: Barclays Premier League

February 2007: Carling Cup

May 2007: FA Cup

May 2009: FA Cup

May 2010: Barclays Premier League

May 2010: FA Cup

May 2102: FA Cup

May 2012: Champions League

May 2013: Europa League

March 2015: Capital One Cup

May 2015: Barclays Premier League

May 2005: FA Cup

May 2014: FA Cup

May 2015: FA Cup

Arsene Wenger has built two great sides while at the helm – the 1998 double winners and the Invincibles. Petr Cech could be the final piece to his third great Arsenal team. This signing could be that big.

He will bring a consistency at the back that Arsenal have missed since the days of David Seaman. Jens Lehamnn was a very good goalkeeper but Cech is world class. World class remains an over-used phrase but Cech is easily in the top five goalkeepers in the world. Furthermore, at 33 he is at his peak.

Arsenal are a team on an upward trajectory and Cech’s arrival confirms that.