Gunners starlet Ethan Nwaneri has been encouraged to block out the noise his record debut at 15 will generate.
What did Jack Wilshere say about Ethan Nwaneri?
The Arsenal academy graduate made Premier League history when he stepped off the bench against the Bees, breaking the highest-flying record previously held by Elliott. Ethan Nwaneri has also broken through faster than any player in Gunnery history, with the man the player improved there – Jack Wilshere – now an academy coach at Emirates Stadium and the perfect role model to offer words of advice and encouragement.
Jack told the official website of the Gunners about Ethan Nwaneri’s meteor shower that one thing he learned pretty quickly – maybe not fast enough, but now looking back Wilshere understands – is that there are a lot of people at the club who have his best interests. in the heart.
According to Jack Wilshere, Ethan Nwaneri should listen to them. Ethan must somehow block the noise. Jack knows that he has a good family around him, which was important in his case too. Keep his feet on the ground. But he is the type of kid who will do it.
Ethan Nwaneri is really a driven boy. Wilshere thinks it’s part of Arsenal Football Club’s tradition to give young players a chance. Jack Wilshere says it’s been a big day for the whole club and he hopes they can use it as inspiration for the boys at Hale End and also for the boys here who are getting experience training every day and trying to push their first team.
A little about Ethan Nwaneri
Ethan was just 15 years and 181 days old when the player made his best bow for the Gunners, with Mikel Arteta poised to show considerable faith in youth as he looks to blend established stars with exciting prospects.