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Brayden Clarke, a young Arsenal player with a rich footballing heritage, detailed his journey from grassroots to joining Arsenal's academy. Growing up in a family passionate about football, with his father, Nigel Quashie, as a professional player, Brayden was influenced early by his family's support and his admiration for top players like Lionel Messi. After initial stints at local clubs and Wolves, where he gained significant experience, including international tournaments, Clarke was scouted by Arsenal. His trial and subsequent signing were thrilling milestones in his career. Brayden, who plays as a ball-playing centre-half, is keen on developing his game at Arsenal, inspired by first-team defenders like Saliba and Gabriel, and is adjusting to the new environment while looking forward to contributing to Arsenal's future successes. Original Article: Young Gun: Brayden Clarke

Louis Zecevic-John, a promising young winger, has been making notable contributions to the Arsenal U18 team, showcasing his versatility and talent. Since his debut against Reading in September, where he quickly made his mark by scoring in his second appearance, Zecevic-John has continued to develop, despite a setback from an injury earlier in the season. Recently, he demonstrated his playmaking abilities by assisting a goal in a match against Brighton & Hove Albion. Internationally, he has switched allegiances from England to Serbia at the U16 level. With the U18 season winding down, Zecevic-John is poised to use the remaining games to further his experience in anticipation of becoming a full-time scholar next season, continuing to draw attention for his impactful performances. Original Article: ZECEVIC-JOHN AIMING TO FINISH SEASON STRONGLY FOR ARSENAL U18S

Ethan Nwaneri has had a standout season with Arsenal's U21 side, scoring ten goals in eleven Premier League 2 appearances as a midfielder, which is an exceptional performance especially for his age. Having already made two appearances in the Premier League, the 17-year-old, who recently signed his first professional contract, is looking to cement his place in the first team. As the current season nears its end, there is speculation about Nwaneri's future, with potential options including more first-team involvement, playing in cup games, or even a loan move, though remaining at Arsenal could provide him with ample opportunities to continue his development. Nwaneri's ability to perform consistently at a high level and deliver moments of brilliance suggests a promising future. Original Article: NWANERI ENJOYING IMPRESSIVE SEASON BUT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN 2024/25?

Arthur Okonkwo, an Arsenal academy graduate, is expected to become a highly sought-after free agent this summer after a series of successful loan spells, the most recent being with Wrexham in League 2. At Wrexham, Okonkwo has become a key player, starting 34 games, contributing to their promotion, and earning a spot in the division's team of the season with 15 clean sheets. Despite Wrexham's interest in retaining him, financial limitations mean Okonkwo is likely to attract attention from Championship clubs, where he can command higher wages and signing fees. Arsenal, having managed other contract situations well, might regret losing Okonkwo without a transfer fee. Original Article: OKONKWO IN DEMAND AFTER WREXHAM HEROICS

Chido Obi-Martin, a notably talented U16 striker for Arsenal, has shown remarkable scoring prowess for the U18s, netting 20 goals in 14 league matches this season, including multiple four-goal performances. Despite his young age, Obi-Martin has already made brief appearances for the U21 team, suggesting that a more permanent move to this higher level could be beneficial given his impressive form. With the current main U21 striker, Nathan Butler-Oyedeji, potentially moving on and other strikers out on loan, the upcoming season presents a promising opportunity for Obi-Martin to establish himself as a key player for the U21 side, where his skills and goal-scoring ability can be further tested and developed. Original Article: FURTHER U21S CHANCES IS NEXT STEP FOR OBI-MARTIN

Brando Bailey-Joseph, a promising U15 prospect at Arsenal, has recently made significant strides in his development, featuring for the U18 team in recent matches. After making his debut as a substitute against Fulham, he continued to impress by playing from the bench in a 2-2 draw against West Bromwich Albion. Recognized for his potential, Bailey-Joseph was named player of the tournament at the Premier League International Tournament for U15s and also participated in the Flamengo Adidas Cup in Brazil with the U17s, experiences that are poised to bolster his pursuit for a more permanent role in the U18 squad next season. Original Article: U15S WINGER BRANDO BAILEY-JOSEPH STEPPING UP FOR ARSENAL U18S

Josh Nichols, a young talent at Arsenal's academy, narrated his journey from playing Sunday League football in Essex to signing with Arsenal, despite initial rejections and trials with other top London clubs. As an Arsenal fan, the moment of signing his scholarship was exhilarating for him and his family. Transitioning from a striker to a right-back over the years, Nichols has embraced his new role, highlighting his growth through different levels of youth football, including notable performances in the UEFA Youth League. Coached by Jack Wilshere at the U18 level and now playing more regularly with the U21s, Nichols is focused on solidifying his position, aiming to enhance his defensive skills and contribute more goals and assists. Original Article: Young Gun: Josh Nichols

Arsenal Women's Under 21s clinched the PGA Southern League title with a decisive 2-0 victory over Sheffield United, securing the championship with a game to spare, buoyed by a Chelsea loss to Liverpool. The match featured goals from Vivienne Lia, a promising 17-year-old winger, and Omotara Junaid, who ensured the win with a second-half tap-in. U21s head coach Elliot Allum praised the team's rhythm and character throughout the season and looks forward to the final league game and upcoming play-off final against either Leicester City or Manchester United. Original Article: Arsenal Women's U21s win the PGA Southern League

Kido Taylor-Hart, once a highly regarded prospect at Arsenal, has encountered challenges in his development, hindered by injuries and limited opportunities compared to his peers. Currently on loan at National League side Bromley, alongside Arsenal's Alex Kirk, Taylor-Hart's playing time has been sparse, with only two league starts this season. Despite this, he achieved a milestone by scoring his first senior goal, a late equalizer against Woking, showcasing his talent and potential for more significant contributions. As Bromley pursues promotion, Taylor-Hart's role in the team's season climax could be pivotal. Looking ahead, Taylor-Hart may need to seek opportunities outside of Arsenal to secure regular playing time, with a strong end to the season potentially attracting interest from other clubs. Original Article: TAYLOR-HART AIMING TO PUSH ON AFTER FIRST SENIOR GOAL

Mikel Arteta has challenged Ethan Nwaneri to seize the opportunity to join Arsenal's first team after the 17-year-old signed his first professional contract, following interest from Chelsea and Manchester City. Nwaneri, who made his Premier League debut at 15—the youngest in the league's history—has shown promising signs of development, playing regularly for the U21s and training with the first team. Academy manager Per Mertesacker praised Nwaneri's seamless transition to the senior training facility and his on-field abilities, emphasizing his strong fit with Arsenal's playing style. With Arsenal's summer tour in the USA and potential openings in the midfield due to post-tournament absences and transfers, the preseason could offer Nwaneri a valuable chance to prove himself against top teams like Manchester United and Liverpool. Original Article: ARTETA CHALLENGES NWANERI TO TAKE HIS OPPORTUNITY

Jack Wilshere celebrated his team's impressive performance in their recent London derby victories, particularly praising the dynamic mix of young talents, from under-14s to under-18s, after a 5-2 win against Fulham. He highlighted Chido Martin Obi's four-goal performance and Louis Zecevic John's contribution as part of a prolific scoring run. Wilshere attributed the seamless integration of younger players into the team's style and tactics to the dedicated coaching staff across Arsenal's training centers. Despite acknowledging areas for improvement, especially in consistency and defense, he lauded the team's quality and the significant impact of players like Obi and 14-year-old Max Dowman. Dowman's four assists were seen as a testament to the club's philosophy that if a player is talented enough, age does not limit their playing opportunities. Original Article: Wilshere enjoys big win against Fulham

Arsenal's Mikel Arteta has hinted at the possibility of Jurrien Timber, who has been sidelined since August with an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained on his Premier League debut, getting game time with the U21 team as part of his rehabilitation. Timber, a summer signing from Ajax, has resumed training with the first team since February, and his return to match fitness may include appearances as an overage player for the U21s in their upcoming fixtures. This step is viewed as crucial in Timber's recovery process and his integration back into competitive play. Original Article: ARTETA SUGGESTS JURRIEN TIMBER COULD FEATURE FOR ARSENAL U21S AS HE NEARS RETURN FROM INJURY

In Arsenal U18s' recent victory over a youthful Fulham squad, the standout performances of Chido Obi-Martin and Max Dowman were highlighted, but Ife Ibrahim and Louis Zecevic-John also delivered impressive displays. Ibrahim, positioned in midfield, utilized his height and passing ability to control the game's tempo, while Zecevic-John, choosing to represent Serbia over England, showcased his talent on the right wing with direct runs and scoring contributions. Their performances present a selection challenge for Jack Wilshere, hinting at the potential for more opportunities for these promising schoolboys in the remaining season matches. Original Article: SCHOOLBOYS IFE IBRAHIM AND LOUIS ZECEVIC-JOHN IMPRESS FOR ARSENAL U18S

Original Article: LOAN REPORT – ARTHUR OKONKWO KEEPS 14TH CLEAN SHEET OF THE SEASON; BIERETH AND SALAH-EDDINE IN ACTION

Arsenal's academy is currently brimming with talent, showcasing four standout players — Ethan Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Chido Obi-Martin, and Max Dowman — who are seen as potential fast-tracks to the first team. Nwaneri, already a record-breaker as the Premier League's youngest player, and Lewis-Skelly have secured professional contracts, signaling Arsenal's intent to carefully manage their transition to higher competitive levels. Obi-Martin, a promising Denmark U17 international striker, is poised to lead Arsenal's U21 attack next season, showing impressive goal-scoring capabilities. Meanwhile, Dowman, at just 14 years old, exhibits exceptional talent and maturity on the field, with Arsenal planning his gradual integration into higher-level play. These prospects represent an exciting future for Arsenal, with the club focusing on their development to potentially make significant contributions to the first team. Original Article: ARSENAL FACE INTRIGUING CHALLENGE AS THEY LOOK TO MANAGE DEVELOPMENT OF DOWMAN, OBI-MARTIN, LEWIS-SKELLY AND NWANERI

This summer promises a period of decision-making for Arsenal regarding their young goalkeepers, including the futures of Karl Hein, Arthur Okonkwo, and James Hillson, alongside the progression of U21 goalkeepers Ovie Ejeheri and Hubert Graczyk. Alexei Rojas, a Colombia U20 international with a history of training with the first team as a schoolboy, stands poised to seize the opportunity as Arsenal's first-choice U21 goalkeeper following the club's decision to release Noah Cooper. Rojas, known for his command in the penalty area and ball distribution, has recently made his mark in the UEFA Youth League and Premier League 2, positioning him as a rising talent likely to bridge closer to Arsenal's first-team setup. Original Article: ROJAS AIMS TO BECOME FIRST-CHOICE GOALKEEPER FOR ARSENAL U21S

Taylor Foran, originating from West London with a family background rich in martial arts rather than football, found his love for the game through school friends and the encouragement of his football enthusiast grandad. Despite an unconventional start in football, playing in jeans during his first session, Foran quickly advanced through the ranks, moving from Sunday league to Arsenal's academy at a young age, fueled by his passion and rapid development in the sport. His journey was marked by memorable experiences, including captaining a victorious tour to Singapore with Arsenal's youth team. Transitioning to Arsenal's U18 team and training with the first team represented significant milestones for Foran, with senior loan spells, like at Hartlepool United, offering him a taste of the demanding world of senior football and its stark contrast to the academy in terms of the physicality, hunger for victory, and the real-life implications of match outcomes. Foran aims to continue pushing his limits, seeking more senior football opportunities to carve out his name in the professional game. Original Article: Young Gun: Taylor Foran

Salah-Eddine Oulad M'hand, recognized for his considerable talent in the Arsenal academy, has faced setbacks due to injuries, limiting his ability to consistently demonstrate his skills on the field. Currently on loan at Den Bosch, he has managed only 12 appearances this season but recently marked a milestone by scoring his first senior goal. Despite a promising start and the versatility to play in various midfield roles, his career has been hampered by injuries, including a fruitless loan at Hull City. With his future at Arsenal uncertain, a successful stint at Den Bosch could attract interest from other clubs looking to secure his services permanently. Original Article: SALAH-EDDINE PROVIDES A REMINDER OF HIS ABILITY ON LOAN AT DEN BOSCH

Original Article: REPORT: LINFIELD'S O'NEILL LATEST STARLET TO STRENGTHEN ARSENAL ACADEMY

Ethan Nwaneri, a promising young talent from Arsenal's academy, has signed his first professional contract with the club, marking a significant milestone in his burgeoning career. Since joining the academy in May 2015, Nwaneri has been a standout player, making history in September 2022 as the youngest player to feature in an English top-flight match at the age of 15 years and 181 days. This season, he has impressively scored 14 goals in 14 appearances across all academy competitions and made his mark in first-team football, featuring in Arsenal's 6-0 Premier League victory against West Ham United. Academy Manager Per Mertesacker praised Nwaneri's skill, possession dominance, and effectiveness in the final third, expressing confidence in his future development at the club. Nwaneri, reflecting on his journey, expressed his gratitude towards the club and the familial atmosphere that has supported his growth, emphasizing his aspirations to push towards the first team and continue his development with the senior players. Original Articles: Ethan Nwaneri signs first professional contract & Nwaneri's dreams come true by turning pro

Orignal Article: ETHAN NWANERI SCORES AGAIN AS ENGLAND U17S LOSE TO FRANCE

Nathan Butler-Oyedeji shares his journey from growing up in Walthamstow and being inspired by his father's football career to joining Arsenal's academy at age eight after a brief period at Leyton Orient. Coming from a background with Nigerian and St Vincent roots, he was influenced by the likes of Thierry Henry and Ronaldinho, igniting his passion for football. Butler-Oyedeji recalls the excitement of tournaments with Arsenal's youth team, the challenge of securing a scholarship amidst injuries, and the transition to training with Arsenal's first team, where he looked up to both academy graduates and established stars like Gabriel Jesus. His loan spells at Accrington Stanley and Cheltenham Town offered valuable senior football experience, emphasizing the stark difference in the importance of match results between academy and senior levels. Throughout, Butler-Oyedeji emphasizes the importance of adapting to new environments, the impact of playing in front of large crowds, and his aspirations for the future with Arsenal. Original Article: Young Gun: Nathan Butler-Oyedeji

Original Article: ETHAN NWANERI SCORES AS ENGLAND U17S THRASH NORTHERN IRELAND

Original Article: Where our academy internationals are in action by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com

Jack Porter, an England U16-capped goalkeeper, has recently taken up duties for Arsenal U18s, stepping in due to Brian Okonkwo's suspension. His performances in a defeat to Fulham and a win against Crystal Palace have positioned him ahead of his U16 peers, Khari Ranson and Owen Asemota, showcasing his notable reflexes and earning the attention of the coaching staff, including Jack Wilshere. As Arsenal evaluates its options for the U18 first-choice goalkeeper for the next season, Porter, alongside Ranson and Asemota, remains a strong contender, highlighting the club's exceptional talent depth in goalkeeping. This development comes as Arsenal aims to solidify its goalkeeper lineup amidst recent player releases, with Porter potentially securing his spot as the leading U18 goalkeeper. Original Article: JACK PORTER LOOKS TO BECOME FIRST-CHOICE GOALKEEPER FOR ARSENAL U18S

Arsenal has added to its youth ranks by signing Brayden Clarke, a promising 16-year-old Welsh youth international center-back, who made a striking debut in the U18 team's 8-3 victory over Crystal Palace. Clarke, coming from a footballing background as the son of ex-Portsmouth player Nigel Quashie, had previously trialed at Newcastle United before joining Arsenal. His acquisition marks the club's first U18 or higher level signing since December 2021, highlighting the club's strategy to enhance its youth team, particularly in the defensive department, which has recently seen reductions in center-back options. This move, as orchestrated by Per Mertesacker, indicates Arsenal's ongoing commitment to strengthening its youth system and suggests Clarke could form a key defensive partnership with Ayden Heaven in the coming seasons. Original Article: SIGNING OF BRAYDEN CLARKE BOLSTERS ARSENAL U18S' DEFENSIVE OPTIONS

Charles Sagoe Jr, a young talent at Arsenal, shared his journey from growing up in south-west London, inspired by Brazilian football legends, to securing his place in Arsenal's academy. His footballing path began with local team Target (now Met Police), followed by a significant stint at Fulham, and eventually led to Arsenal after impressing scouts at a tournament. Sagoe Jr recalls his early days at Hale End with fondness, marking the start of his journey with the club and highlighting memorable moments and milestones, including scoring crucial goals and experiencing international tournaments. Transitioning to London Colney for his scholarship and signing his professional deal were pivotal moments, reflecting his progression and the club's faith in young talent. Sagoe Jr aspires to emulate the success of Arsenal's homegrown talents in the first team, fueled by experiences like being part of the Europa League squad and training sessions with the first team, showcasing the higher intensity and learning opportunities from established players. Original Article: Young Gun: Charles Sagoe Jr

In a hard-fought north London derby, the team earned a well-deserved 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur under-21s, clinching an equalizer in the 90th minute through Ethan Nwaneri, following intense pressure in the second half. Coach Mehmet Ali expressed pride in the team's unwavering bravery and adherence to their playing principles throughout the match, particularly noting their assertiveness in the second half. The vibrant support from the crowd was highlighted as a significant boost, underpinning the team's performance and resilience. Additionally, Ali pointed out Myles Lewis-Skelly's impactful play, while suggesting areas for improvement, emphasizing the value of such experiences for young players' development. Original Article by Stephen Wright: Mehmet on sticking to our beliefs in derby draw

Original Article: REPORT: ARSENAL DEFENDER LUIS BROWN ON TRIAL AT WEST HAM

Original Article: ARSENAL YOUNGSTER KAMARNI RYAN ON TRIAL AT WATFORD

Original Article: Reuell Walters' Return Can Help Arsenal U21s

Original Article: MYLES LEWIS-SKELLY SHOWS ENCOURAGING SIGNS DEEP IN MIDFIELD FOR ARSENAL U21S AGAINST TOTTENHAM

Arsenal Academy Report for February 23, 2024 Arsenal Loanee Mika Biereth Scores & Impresses for Sturm Graz in Europa Conference League Win over Slovan Bratislava Arsenal loanee Omar Rekik unable to play in league matches as Servette make mistake in failing to register new signings Jack Henry-Francis back in Arsenal U21 squad to face Southampton Josh Robinson aiming to impress for Arsenal U21s again Player-by-Player Guide for the Arsenal U21 Squad James Sweet receives further first-team recognition Confirmed: Marquinhos joins Fluminense on loan Loan Report for Arsenal Youth Players Unless noted, all articles read for the Arsenal Academy Report were written by Jeorge Bird. They can be found at https://arsenalyouth.wordpress.com/ along with many other articles, bios on our youth players, and much, much more. Follow Jeorge on Twitter at @jeorgebird & Arseblog News at @arseblognews

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“Last week, 2004 kicked off with us being pegged back at Goodison Park as Everton earned a 1-1 draw, leaving us chasing Manchester United at the top of the table. As we attempted to cut United's three-point gap at the top of the table, Middlesbrough arrived in north London for the first of four matches between the sides in three competitions across January. The Teesiders would ultimately play a key role in how much domestic success we'd achieve in 2004, given after our league encounter we would tackle them in the FA Cup fourth round later in the month, sandwiched between a two-legged League Cup semi-final.” Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Middlesbrough Brushed Aside All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source

“Last week, we enjoyed back-to-back wins over the Christmas period with victories over Wolves and Southampton, but 2004 wouldn't start the way we wished. We had ended 2003 second in the Premier League table, just a point behind Manchester United and started the new year by thrashing Leeds United in the FA Cup third round. But with the games coming thick and fast, we were soon back in league action as we travelled to Goodison Park to face an Everton side sitting 11th in a hugely congested table, three points off sixth but just five away from the drop zone.” Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: 2004 Starts with a Draw All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source

"Last week, we were held to a third draw in four league matches as Bolton Wanderers struck late to knock us off top spot, but the Christmas period would bring us much-needed festive cheer. The result at the Reebok Stadium ensured we wouldn't be number one at Christmas, with us a point behind Manchester United at the Premier League summit. However, a home game against rock-bottom Wolves, whom he had thrashed 5-1 in the League Cup a few weeks earlier, was a huge opportunity to rebuild some momentum. That would be needed with a trip to St Mary's three days later to face a Southampton side occupying a Champions League spot heading into the festive fixtures." Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Wenger's Merry Christmas All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source

"Last week, we managed to move back to the top of the table after beating Blackburn Rovers, however we would once again surrender the summit after a meeting with another north-west outfit. Dennis Bergkamp's solitary goal against Rovers was enough to see us leapfrog Chelsea back into top spot, and after beating West Bromwich Albion in the League Cup, our sixth game in 18 days saw us head to the Reebok Stadium to face Bolton Wanderers. Sam Allardyce's team's style of football was proving to be a tough nut for teams to crack, including Claudio Ranieri's Blue side who had fallen victim to the Trotters at Stamford Bridge the previous week." Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Bolt-on from the Blue All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source

"Last week, we were forced to settle for a point after a last-minute concession against Leicester City, but we would get back on track when Blackburn Rovers visited Highbury. Successive draws against Fulham and Leicester City had seen us slip behind Chelsea at the league's summit as we struggled to juggle competing in three competitions as the games came thick and fast. Having secured a spot in the Champions League knockouts against the odds building up to the Blackburn game, focus could return to the task of overhauling the Blues, who would lose to Bolton Wanderers the day before our clash with a Rovers side sitting in the bottom half.” Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Bergkamp Beats Blackburn All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source

"Last week, we were held to a goalless draw at home against Fulham which saw us relinquish top spot in the Premier League, but a trip to lowly Leicester City offered a chance to get back to winning ways. After the setback against the Cottagers, the following week would throw up a trip to the Walkers Stadium to face the Foxes, who had been struggling at the foot of the table but had won three of their previous four games to rally to 15th. Attentions were also already turning to our final Champions League group game against Lokomotiv Moscow, where a win would seal our unlikely spot in the knockout stages having lost our first three matches.” Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Late Heartache at Leicester All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source

"Last week, we breezed past Birmingham City by a 3-0 margin to remain top of the table as well as thrash Inter Milan 5-1 at the San Siro, however the goals would dry up when Fulham arrived in north London. We headed into the game on the crest of a wave thanks to our success in Italy, which reignited our hopes of progressing into the knockout stages of the Champions League. However, we were still missing Lauren and Martin Keown through suspension after our Old Trafford fracas. The Cottagers were enjoying a fine season themselves and Chris Coleman's team sat fifth in the table heading into this contest having been tipped by many for the drop, but had already amassed over half of the 40 points required to avoid relegation.” Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Wenger's Men Slip To Second

"Two weeks ago, we had beaten Tottenham in the first north London derby of the season before our players headed off on international duty, safe in the knowledge we were top of the table having not tasted defeat in our opening 12 games. We put that record on the line against Birmingham City, who were enjoying a fine start to the season and occupied a spot in the top five upon our arrival at St Andrews. We did so without a host of players as the bans from the Battle of Old Trafford were invoked, as Patrick Vieira, Martin Keown, Ray Parlour and Lauren all missed out through suspension." Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Birmingham Blown Away All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source 

"There's plenty up for grabs this week with two big Premier League games, cup knockout clashes for our academy, and a massive WSL fixture at Emirates Stadium." Original Piece by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com: Arsenal Diary: What's in store this week All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source 

Arsenal Women's Weekly Wrap Up for November 29, 2023 Arsenal Women's Beth Mead makes WSL return one year to the day since ACL rupture [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Report: Arsenal Women 3-0 West Ham United [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal Media] Report: Southampton FC 1-2 Arsenal Women [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal Media] Beth Mead recalled to England Squad [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] How things are shaping up for Arsenal Women on international duty [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Sarina Weigman discusses Beth Mead's return to the Lionesses squad [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Arsenal fans are 'one of the main reasons I wanted to stay here' says Lia Walti [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] Arsenal Women are linked with yet another Matilda [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] 'I knew if I wanted to win trophies, Arsenal was where I had to be' Arseblog exclusive interview with Arsenal Women legend Marianne Spacey-Cale [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] Content today was read from Arseblog News, Just Arsenal & arsenal.com⁠. Please support ARSEBLOG ON PATREON and all their great coverage of Arsenal Women!

Original Piece by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com: Arsenal Diary: What's in store this wee All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source 

Arsenal Academy Report for November 17, 2023 November academy internationals: Who plays where by Stephen Wright for Arsenal Media Kamarni Ryan scores decisive goal as Arsenal U18s beat Norwich City Vieira scores & Nelson impresses as Arsenal U21s lose to Reading in Bristol Street Motors Trophy Nwaneri scores & assists; Lewis-Skelly gets assist as England U17s thrash New Caledonia 10-0 Arsenal youngsters Lewis-Skelly & Nwaneri features as England U17s beat Iran in World Cup Nwaneri & Lewis-Skelly feature as England U17s progress in World Cup despite defeat to Brazil Amario Cozier-Duberry scores, Lino Sousa features as England U19s thrash Romania Loan Report for Arsenal Youth Players Unless noted, all articles read for the Arsenal Academy Report were written by Jeorge Bird. They can be found at https://arsenalyouth.wordpress.com/ along with many other articles, bios on our youth players, and much, much more. Follow Jeorge on Twitter at @jeorgebird

Arsenal Women's Weekly Wrap Up for November 15, 2023 Asante and White inducted into WSL Hall of Fame [Arsenal Media] Report: Leicester City 2-6 Arsenal Women [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal] Arsenal Women's Cloe Lacasse says "Thanks to the fans!" for her chant [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Chelsea Women should watch out as Arsenal are "developing" in true WSL title challengers [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Being one of Eidevall's "finishers" is making Stina Blackstenius a more lethal finisher [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] Report: Arsenal Women 3-1 Bristol City [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal] 'It's been such a long journey' - Arseblog Exclusvie with Beth Mead [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] Young Dane shines for Arsenal Women in first full start of the WSL season for Gunners [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Arsenal Women midfielder Frida Maanum being eyed by top French club [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Jodie Taylor returns to Arsenal Women as Football Services Executive [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] Content today was read from Arseblog News. Please support ARSEBLOG ON PATREON and all their great coverage of Arsenal Women! Content was also read from Just Arsenal and other quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source 

"With the November international break upon us it's set to be a quieter week at London Colney, but there's still action across our women's and academy teams to look out for." Original Piece by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com: Arsenal Diary: What's in store this week All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source 

Arsenal Academy Report for November 10, 2023 Arsenal youngsters Ethan Nwaneri & Myles Lewis-Skelly named in England squad for U17 World Cup Arsenal U19s suffer frustrating exist in UEFA Youth League [via Arseblog News] Ismail Oulad M'Hand impresses for Arsenal U19s in difficult circumstances Cozier-Duberry scores brace as Arsenal U21s draw with Manchester City in six-goal thriller Loan Report Arsenal U18 Game postponed as team bus went to Bournemouth instead of Brighton Unless noted, all articles read for the Arsenal Academy Report were written by Jeorge Bird. They can be found at https://arsenalyouth.wordpress.com/ along with many other articles, bios on our youth players, and much, much more. Follow Jeorge on Twitter at @jeorgebird & Arseblog News at @arseblognews

"We went into our meeting with Tottenham Hotspur riding high at the top of the table, while our opponents had ensured a miserable start to the campaign and sat in 13th, with Glenn Hoddle dismissed as manager, and director of football David Pleat installed as caretaker. Our Champions League campaign had also finally burst into life thanks to Ashley Cole's 88th-minute diving header to earn a 1-0 win against Dynamo Kyiv and ensure Highbury would be buzzing for the arrival of our neighbours." Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers: Invincibles This Week: Triumph over Tottenham All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source 

"We look to return to winning ways when Sevilla arrive in north London, knowing that three points could be enough to book our spot in the last 16 of the Champions League with two group games to spare. Our 2-1 victory out in Spain a fortnight ago has put us in a great position, and should we complete a double over the Rojiblancos and PSV Eindhoven fail to beat Lens, then our progression to the knockout stages will be assured. Diego Alonso's team may have plenty of European pedigree having won seven Europa League titles in 17 years, but they do struggle on their travels, having not registered an away win in any of their last eight Champions League matches, while they have won once in 11 matches in England in all competitions." Original Piece by Jonathon Rogers for arsenal.com: Preview: Arsenal v Sevilla All quoted content uses ⁠arsenal.com⁠ as the source