Theo Walcott feels the sides recent splash in the transfer market will rejuvenate the squad after the 8-2 mauling against Man.Utd.
"I'm not worried about the future at Arsenal at all," he said.
"New faces tend to get everyone bubbling. We all have to lift our spirits and hopefully those new signings will do the job."
"I have never seen Arsenal do that in all the years I have been there." said Walcott of the deadline-day frenzy.
"A lot of teams leave it until the last minute so it was interesting to see.
"We got rid of two great players but we've brought a few in and I look forward to seeing them on Wednesday."
Walcott also insisted the club need to move on from the game and make sure that they come out stronger from it.
"There's no point sitting and sulking about what you could have done better," he said.
"The better team won on the day.
"A lot of people dropped their heads as soon as that fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth goals went in. Maybe the organisation wasn't quite there either
"I wouldn't say we gave up. We tried our best. But Manchester United were very strong and scored some great goals.
"The dressing room was completely dead afterwards. It is hard to recover from that result and it could hurt a lot of players.
"But Arsenal are a big club. You have to be able to react to those sort of moments."
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