Tristan Aldcroft Panduro, the 15-year-old FC Copenhagen midfielder and Denmark’s under-16 captain, is making waves in the football world, drawing attention from Premier League giants Arsenal and Manchester City.

Tristan Aldcroft Panduro, a highly-rated 15-year-old midfielder from FC Copenhagen, is attracting attention from Premier League clubs, including title rivals Arsenal and Manchester City.

Panduro, who captains Denmark’s under-16 team, recently showcased his talent in a four-team friendly international competition in Alicante, scoring against Saudi Arabia and helping Denmark win the tournament.

His performances have caught the eye of scouts from clubs across Europe, with particular interest from Arsenal and Manchester City.

Panduro, considered one of Denmark’s best young talents, is currently playing above his age for FC Copenhagen’s under-17s. However, it is believed that he won’t remain in Denmark for the long term due to the significant interest in him and his evident talent.

Besides his potential career in Denmark, Panduro is also eligible to play for England through his mother.

This situation could potentially lead to a tug-of-war between Denmark and England for his services.

Similar circumstances have arisen with Arsenal’s striker Chido Obi Martin, another 15-year-old who has scored impressively for Arsenal’s youth team, most recently netting 10 in a single game against Liverpool.

Obi Martin, currently part of the Danish setup, has previously represented England at the youth level, and the English FA is reportedly interested in bringing him back.