Ethan Nwaneri’s younger brother Emerson is set to commit his future to the club, despite previous reports of concern that he wouldn’t sign a new deal.
Next Generation Arsenal reports that Emerson Nwaneri will stay with Arsenal, following lengthy negotiations over a new contract. According to the claims, there was reported interest from Chelsea and Manchester City, but Emerson is happy with the Gunners and chose to stay.
Assuming the report is correct, the younger Nwaneri brother will now sign a scholarship deal with Arsenal.
Gary Jacob had reported for The Times in June that Arsenal were fighting to keep hold of Emerson Nwaneri this summer, with concern that the player wouldn’t sign a scholarship deal.
Such an exit would have been a disappointing outcome for Arsenal, who had promoted Emerson to the u18s this season, and had even given him his debuts in the UEFA Youth League and the Premier League 2.
The 15-year-old obviously hasn’t been fast-tracked as much as his brother, with Ethan already having made his Premier League debut by this point. But Emerson has still made appearances way above his age group.
The teenager’s progress with Arsenal has also been recognised internationally, with England giving the youngster a number of appearances in their u16 team this season.
It now looks as though he’s set for further chances with Arsenal in 2026/27.
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