Ethan Nwaneri

English footballer, Arsenal midfielder

Ethan Nwaneri - English footballer, Arsenal midfielder
Born

March 21st, 2007
18 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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A professional footballer has played for Arsenal in the English Premier League. Debuted at the age of 15, becoming the youngest player in Arsenal's history. Represented England at various youth levels, demonstrating promise as a midfielder and earning recognition for skills and tactical awareness on the pitch.

Became the youngest player in Arsenal's history at 15 years old

Played for England's youth national teams

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