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John-Jules enhances reputation further during international break
Tyreece John-Jules has frequently managed to find the net for Arsenal at youth level, and the striker has also been in impressive form for England...
Tormey must be patient for Arsenal opportunities
Getting left out of the matchday squad when fully fit is inevitably frustrating for any player, but for Nathan Tormey it must feel like torture.
The...
Talented young wingers offer Arsenal encouragement for the future
There may not be many natural wide players in the Arsenal first-team squad at present but beyond that the club have an exciting crop of...
Bayli Spencer-Adams striving to earn Arsenal stay
Having endured a frustrating first season as a scholar during which he had to be very patient for opportunities to impress, this campaign Bayli Spencer-Adams...
Coyle back on the right track at Arsenal
Two seasons ago, when he was a schoolboy, Trae Coyle seemed almost certain to be given chances to impress in the Arsenal first-team eventually.
Coyle was...
Clarke set for bright future despite injury setback
Like many Arsenal youngsters, Harry Clarke has endured his fair share of injury problems, and the prospect has been dealt a further blow after he...
Zelalem’s return timely for Arsenal U23s
Gedion Zelalem made his first Arsenal appearance since January 2017 this week, with the midfielder featuring as a substitute against Cheltenham Town in the Checkatrade...
Medley hoping for Carabao Cup chance
There was a surprise inclusion on the Arsenal bench for the victory over Leicester City last Monday, with 18-year-old Zech Medley named in a matchday...
U23s round up – Two draws for Ljungberg’s young Gunners
Freddie Ljungberg is aiming to help Arsenal U23s regain the Premier League 2 title this season, while simultaneously improving the youngsters at his disposal so...
Nwakali’s Porto loan spell gets off to frustrating start
Despite being a talented player, Kelechi Nwakali is in danger of being one of those rare cases of an individual who joined Arsenal on a...
Stan Flaherty impressing for Arsenal U18s
Standing out from the crowd at youth level can be a difficult task, but Arsenal youngster Stan Flaherty has taken some significant steps forward in...
Arsenal youngsters get opportunity to impress Emery
International breaks can often be very tedious for supporters, but for Arsenal youngsters who aren't away with their countries, such occasions can be extremely eventful.
With...
Zelalem back in training but time running out
Gedion Zelalem is back in training as he steps up his recovery from his latest injury setback but there is an increasing feeling that the...
Ampadu deserves credit for Arsenal U18s’ tenure
Kwame Ampadu has left his position as Arsenal U18s coach to become part of Thierry Henry's coaching staff at Monaco.
Arsenal will now have to turn...
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