Neil Taylor expects Swansea to be rejuvenated by the "exciting'' Bob Bradley as the American prepares for his Premier League bow at Arsenal.
Bradley succeeded Francesco Guidolin as Swansea boss last week with the club only outside the relegation places on goal difference.
The Premier League's first American manager could not have asked for a tougher baptism on Saturday with Arsenal having won seven of their last eight games in all competitions.
Taylor has had to wait to meet Bradley as he has been away on international duty with Wales, but the left-back admits positive reports have been reaching him from the Swansea training ground.