Arsenal Youth Archives: 09/2018

RB Leipzig, Schalke, Sassuolo and Atalanta are all tracking Arsenal youngster Vontae Daley-Campbell, according to reports in the English media.

Eddie Nketiah scored yet another goal at youth level on Monday, and he wasn’t the only Arsenal youngster to impress for his country over the international break.

Bukayo Saka has signed professional terms with Arsenal, and will wear the number 87 shirt for the club with the first-team.

Krystian Bielik appears to have suffered yet another injury setback, with Charlton boss Lee Bowyer confirming the player is set for a scan, after missing their win at the weekend.

Arsenal are ‘locked in a chase’ for young Nigerian starlet Akinkunmi Amoo as well as Samson Tijani and Olatomi Olaniyan according to media reports in the country.

Bukayo Saka is set to sign professional terms with Arsenal, according to a report, after turning 17 on Wednesday.

Arsenal have seemingly blocked Emile Smith Rowe from going on international duty with the England u19s, instead retaining him for first-team training on Wednesday.

Arsenal have left Cohen Bramall out of their 45-man Europa League squad, to make way for 2018 signings Matteo Guendouzi and Konstantinos Mavropanos.

Krystian Bielik explains what a ‘great experience’ it is for him to go to Charlton and start matches consistently, after his struggles with injury and getting into the Arsenal first-team.

Per Mertesacker had his first day as manager of the Arsenal Academy on Saturday, watching the u18s take on Chelsea.

Charlton manager Lee Bowyer has admitted Krystian Bielik still has room for improvement, despite making a strong start to life with his new club.

Celtic completed the signing of Armstrong Okoflex from Arsenal on Saturday, after the 16-year-old spent the summer with the Scottish club.

Julian Nagelsmann has explained to the media why Hoffenheim signed Reiss Nelson on loan from Arsenal on Friday, after the 18-year-old agreed a contract extension with his parent club.

Arsenal u23s put in a dominant performance to defeat their North London rivals on Friday night, and the Tottenham Hotspur youngsters showed their frustration by going down to 10 men.

Reiss Nelson spent three weeks with Tottenham when he was a youngster but as soon as the call came from Arsenal he was outta there.

Arsenal have landed a nine-year-old from South Africa after a five-week trial with the club impressed the coaches.