Arsenal has a new hero in their youth team as Chido Obi-Martin scored ten times for the U16 side against Liverpool.
The Gunners boast a vibrant youth setup with several exciting young players in their ranks.
The latest name to watch is Obi-Martin, following his remarkable display in that game, as reported by Arsenal Youth.
The 15-year-old has already featured for the Gunners’ U19 and U21 sides, establishing a notable presence within the club.
A Denmark youth international, the report claims he participated in the U16 game because the U18 team did not have a match this weekend.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Chido Obi-Martin has every reason to develop at Arsenal and will be inspired by the careers of the likes of Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe, who all got promoted to the first team.
We have a thriving academy and Obi-Martin is a player to watch. If he keeps delivering top performances for the team as he has in that game, we will surely see him in the first team soon.
But he must not let that performance go to his head and has to keep working hard on his game.
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Surely this must be a record at all levels within The Arsenal?
What an achievement!!
What was the final score.
14-3
Bytheway, what is the latest news on Nwaneri? Who Arteta promoted last season to the Arsenal first-team? And gave him some game time minutes to play in one or tow Arsenal matches at home in the Epl last. And also had the club to give him a professional contract this season.
Hopefully, Chido Obi-Martin who scored 10 goals for his Arsenal U-16 team against his Liverpool counterparts. Has now put himself on notice to be noticing him as he playsand continue to develop in his playing for the Arsenal youth teams. To see if the 10 goals he scored for his team against Liverpool wasn’t just a flash in the pan. But a reliable breakout goals scoring feast achievement that can be hold on to. Moreso if he continues doing similar goals scoring exploits for his Arsenal team sides on the consistent basis.
Meanwhile, goodlick to him as he forges on to improved on his game performance for his Arsenal youth teams of the U-16, 18 and 21. And scoring goals regularly for his teams whenever he plays for them. So as to keep himself going to become a reliable top quality regular goals scorer reputs for club and country sooner than it is expected.
And let kudos be given to Jack Wilshere, the Arsenal U-18 gaffer would would have had a hand in the development of Obi-Martin seeing him becoming a promising talented goals scorer for Arsenal in the very near future.
At what age did Jack Wilsher first played for the Gunners under Arsen Wenger’s tutulage? When he was 16 year old? And at what age was Saka when he first played for the senior Arsenal team under Unai Emery’s managed Arsenal team? At the age of 18 years?