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He is only 15 years old and has already made his debut in the Premier League, they call him the next David Beckham and PSG would have already asked about him

Even though he is only 15 years old, the biggest clubs in Europe are already asking for him.

By William Estrella

Even though he is only 15 years old, the biggest clubs in Europe are already asking for him.
Even though he is only 15 years old, the biggest clubs in Europe are already asking for him.

It is increasingly common to see young talents debut with their teams at a younger age, we see many examples such as Ansu Fati, Gavi or Nico, all three at FC Barcelona. However, a new talent has entered the scene, and they say he is the greatest English talent there is.

He was born in March 2007, he is 15 years old, his name is Ethan Nwaneri and he has become the youngest player in history to debut in the Premier League, making his debut a few days ago for Arsenal against Brentford, on matchday eight of the premier. The news did not go unnoticed.

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Although obviously there is nothing official, nor is there any offer at the moment, from several newspapers in France they affirm that Paris Saint-Germain is keeping an eye on the young English talent and an important offer from the most millionaire club in France is not ruled out.

Mikel Arteta won't let him out

Arsenal's Spanish coach won't let him out or at least he won't let him out easily. The Spaniard likes Ethan Nwaneri a lot, as he fits perfectly into the current Gunners system, which is putting together an exciting project with youngsters like Saka, Martinelli and Odegaard.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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