William Saliba, a key defender for Arsenal, has expressed his determination to achieve more following the club's recent Premier League title win. Despite celebrating this significant milestone, Saliba stated, 'I am not full,' indicating his desire for further success, particularly with the upcoming Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Having grown up in Bondy, near Paris, this match holds special significance for him as he prepares to face several of his French World Cup teammates. Saliba's journey to becoming a pivotal player for Arsenal has been marked by perseverance; after being signed from Saint-Etienne in 2019, he faced challenges including loan spells before solidifying his place in the starting lineup under manager Mikel Arteta. His partnership with fellow centre-back Gabriel has been instrumental in Arsenal's success, as they have maintained an impressive defensive record this season, including 15 clean sheets in 26 matches. Saliba's confidence in the team's abilities is evident as they prepare to confront PSG, who are the reigning champions, in the final. He acknowledges their status as favorites but remains focused on the challenge ahead, stating, 'We have to fight, and if we want to change that, we need to win.'