By Jake Ventham

Arsenal has many young stars, as well as a young squad. Obvious graduates of Hale End include Saka, Smith Rowe, Nketiah, and Reiss Nelson, Saka who starts for Arsenal, Smith Rowe and Nketiah who have given pure profit to Arsenal, and Nelson who is on loan. However, what everyone wants to know is who are Arsenal’s future players.

Ethan Nwaneri

Ethan Nwaneri an attacking midfielder aged just 17 is the future Starboy of Arsenal football club. Having been the youngest player ever to play in the premier league at 15 years of age and scoring his first premier league goal this weekend, he is somewhat well known in the football community. Ethan Nwaneri a small delicate attacking midfielder looks to be the replacement of Odegaard in the future. This concept is exascerbated when realising that Odegaard has been appointed as a mentor for Nwaneri by Arteta. With Odegaard injured it looks like this season Ethan a future star is going to get a lot more minutes in this Arsenal side.

Myles Lewis Skelly

Myles Lewis Skelly, a full-back aged 18, was a prominent player in Hale End. Just this year, he graduated to the first team at Arsenal and has been on the bench for nearly every match this season. He also came on in the brilliant 2-2 draw against Manchester City, in which he showed confidence. This was his debut, and he looked up for a scrap, which is great for Arsenal fans because who doesn’t like a fight? During his debut, he fronted up to Erling Haaland, which showed his aggressive, confident nature, which is exactly what we want for a young Arsenal defender.

Ayden Heaven

Ayden Heaven, an 18-year-old centre-back at Arsenal, graduated to the first team at the start of this season. This came from a dominant preseason performance in which he showed his worth to the Arsenal coaching staff. He looks like he will be the potential replacement for Gabriel, who is 26 years old, so he has about 5-8 years left.

Maldini Kacurri

Maldini Kacurri, another young 18-year-old defender, could be a Maldini regen. A complete Brexit footballer, he showed promise in Hale End and was on the bench for Arsenal against Manchester City, showing great potential.

Overall, Arsenal’s future looks secure; Hale End seems to be thriving with good football, and with an already young starting 11, we don’t need to find many replacements for a long time.