“Different class”: Ex-pros highlight Arsenal’s star player
TNT Sports pundits Martin Keown and Joe Cole sang Ethan Nwaneri’s praises after the youngster’s Player of the Match performance for Arsenal against Leicester City on Saturday.
Martin Keown played for Arsenal Football Club. The former English defender joined Arsenal in 1980 and made his first team debut in 1984 on loan at Brighton & Hove Albion. His Arsenal debut came in 1985. Keown left Arsenal for Aston Villa in 1986 for £200,000, but returned to Arsenal in 1993 from Everton for £2m. In total, he made 449 appearances for Arsenal and scored 8 goals. Keown wore the number 5 shirt for Arsenal, but he wore several other numbers as well during his time at the club. He was part of the Invincibles squad that won the league without losing a match. Keown is currently a pundit on tv and radio. He was born on July 24, 1966. He is the father of footballer Niall Keown.
TNT Sports pundits Martin Keown and Joe Cole sang Ethan Nwaneri’s praises after the youngster’s Player of the Match performance for Arsenal against Leicester City on Saturday.
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