Arsenal

This is not the season Arsenal fans hope for this year.

Mikel Arteta’s side failed to take advantage of Manchester City’s defeat and through a combination of bad conditions and injuries, it looks like it would miss the Premier League title, which was the third bounce.

But there are at least some positives, no doubt the emergence and development of Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly.

The two youngsters have been doing well this season and look destined to be with the club, but the best performance may still be from Hale’s end as next season may see a debut with a young talent considered to be in the same league as Lamine Yamal.

The future star of Hale End

There seems to be no sign that Arsenal’s incredible talent plant will slow down soon, and other potential clients worth looking at can make a competitive first-team debut next season before we connect with the players in question.

Dan Casey is close to the highest point of this roster, who may be only 17 years old, but the academy this season is incredible.

For example, in just 24 games this season, a total of 1589 minutes, referred to as a “boxed” midfielder by respected analyst Ben Mattinson, scored 17 goals and provided two assists, averaging every 1.26 appearances per 1.26 minutes, or every 83.63 minutes.

Another 17-year-old who should make his debut next season is Andre Harriman Annous.

Arsenal fan Connor Humm claims the incredibly promising center is a “real deal” and has been tearing things up this season, having scored 13 goals and provided two assists in just 27 appearances, totaling 2001 minutes.

Additionally, he has been moved to the U21 side now, like Casey, who has been trained on the first team several times now, so it’s very likely that we’ll see him playing with them for a few minutes sometime next season.

But while both young people are exciting prospects and may have excellent careers in the club, there is a college gem predicting something extraordinary for them: a teenager who breathes the same breath as Yamal.

Arsenal’s Yamal style

With the likes of Saka, Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly, now in the first team and the aforementioned academy’s gems may be on the verge of their debut, it seems crazy to think that Hale End is brewing another future world victim, but it seems to be.

Max Dowman may be only 15 years old, but when it comes to gunmen, the way people in knowledge talk about him is almost unprecedented.

For example, at the start of the season, esteemed talent scout Jacek Kulig announced that the teenager was the “most exciting prospect” seen since Lamine Yamal, and it was a shocking thing to consider the rise of the displacement of the Spaniards.

However, he is not alone in predicting big things about the British, as Declan Rice, who has been guiding him this year, described him as “the best 15-year-old in the country”, and college expert Will Balsam claims he has “one of the greatest football brains that have emerged through Hale End”.

It may sound hyperbolic, but when you look at his numbers this season, you realize it is really not.

Although he was only 14 at the start of the campaign, the Gunners’ “Crown Jewel” was called five goals by Kulig and provided 2 assists in 16 games, even more impressive than that, who has played with the U21.

Ultimately, while compared to a world madman like Lamar, it is undoubtedly a few years from now, as Doman looks destined to reach the top.