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Samir Nasri is confident he is starting to prove that Manchester City did not make a mistake when they signed him for £24 million from Arsenal last summer.
The Frenchman, 24, has taken time to settle at Eastlands and has made just 15 Premier League starts since his move.
City manager Roberto Mancini has claimed that Nasri needed to improve the defensive side of his game in order to thrive for the Blues.
But Nasri has started to establish himself in recent weeks as City close in on the climax to the Premier League and the Europa League.
Nasri's former club Arsenal are struggling to press for a top-four place, out of the FA Cup and 4-0 down in their Champions League tie with AC Milan.
He is adamant he has never doubted his decision to leave the Emirates Stadium but is sure that Arsene Wenger will turn it around.
Nasri added: "I don't want Arsenal to fall down. I want for them to win the FA Cup or something because I have respect for the players and the manager.
"I know from the start that I made the right choice. Sometimes it's good to win ugly you don't always have to play good football to win.
"Arsenal play good football but after seven years they don't win so that's difficult for them but they have a good philosophy. I know they'll find some solution."