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🗣️ Mikel Arteta on what Dowman still needs to develop: “At this level, you need to be the best in every phase. “We know what he can do when he's in and around the ball, especially when he's got a bit of space around him. “Defensively, on set pieces,... show more

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Charles the Cat™3 days ago

Arteta is the best advertisement to all parents with promising young footballers to come to the Arsenal. How could you not want your son learning how to be a professional from him and this institution. Absolute class.

Connor Humm3 days ago

Watch in full via @HaytersTV on Youtube now 👇

BoiBoi3 days ago

The talent is obvious. Let him develop without the pressure. 16 and already doing this

VeloBet Touchline3 days ago

Sixteen years old and Arteta’s already on him about shouting louder in the dressing room and defending corners. The kid’s barely allowed out past nine.

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