Arsenal Youth Archives: 06/2017

Hector Bellerin and Serge Gnabry have both wished each other luck ahead of the u21’s Euro Final on Friday evening.

Arsene Wenger is set to bring in a new goalkeeping coach, as the Gunners continue their revamp of backroom staff.

Republic of Ireland youth international, Jordan McEneff, has signed scholarship terms with Arsenal.

In somewhat surprising news, midfielder Josh Dasilva has retained his England place ahead of July’s U19 European Championships, while Benfica-born winger Chris Willock will not feature.

Two Arsenal players featured in the semi-finals of the U21 European Championships on Tuesday, as England bowed out but Spain reached the final.

After excellent performances at the u17 World Cup in 2015, Kelechi Nwakali was a wonderkid whose stock rose rapidly before finally completing a five-year deal to join Arsenal in March last year.

Arsenal’s highly-rated winger Chris Willock looks set to join Portuguese giants Benfica this summer on a permanent deal.

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Since his promotion into the first-team around this time last year, Jeff Reine-Adelaide made six senior appearances but all were in the Cup competitions.

Arsenal U14s lifted the Albert Phelan Cup earlier this month, having convincingly beaten West Bromwich Albion 6-2 in the final.

Krystian Bielik has been forced to apologise after publicly bashing the Poland u21s coach, Marcin Dorna, following his side’s 2-1 loss to Slovakia last week.

Daniel Crowley is set for another loan move to a European side this summer, despite rumoured interest from the Championship.

Having sustained a season-ending injury in late February, the last few months have been frustrating for Stephy Mavididi. So what next?

With the season over and clubs strengthening their respective sides in preparation for next term, Jon Toral is a player with plenty of questions to be answered in the coming months.

Having signed his first professional deal in the summer of 2014, it’s fair to say that big things are expected from right-back Tafari Moore. The speedy…

It was an uneventful day for Arsenal’s representatives at the u21 European Championships as only one player out of three featured for their respective countries in Group A action on the opening day.

Charlie Gilmour and Jordi Osei-Tutu will be eager to impress in pre-season as they’re keen to establish themselves as mainstays in the u23s squad under Steve Gatting ahead of the upcoming campaign.

Arsenal’s Laurent Koscielny has made clear his desire to see Jeff Reine-Adelaide establish himself as a first-team player next season.

Arsenal defender Rob Holding says he’s relaxed ahead of the U21 European Championships with England in Poland.

Since his promotion into the first-team around this time last year, Jeff Reine-Adelaide made six senior appearances but all were in the Cup competitions.