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Forget Max Dowman, Mikel Arteta has just called up 14-year-old wonderkid to Arsenal training

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Arsenal youngster Max Dowman has become a household name over the last 18 months.

The youngster has been training with the first team since he was 14, and he has already had a huge impact in the senior side. Everyone knows who he is now.

Arsenal fans are beyond excited to see how well Dowman will develop in the coming years, but there is already another incredibly talented youngster coming through in Luis Munoz.

Max Robert Dowman of Arsenal applauds after the Premier League match between Arsenal and Everton at Emirates Stadium.

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Luis Munoz called up to Arsenal’s first-team training during the international break

Munoz is the next Dowman at Arsenal.

The youngster, still only 14 years old, has been impressing for the Gunners’ academy sides, and it looks like he has caught Mikel Arteta’s eye as well now.

Arsenal have several senior players away on international duty, and that has given the manager the opportunity to call up some of the academy players.

The most exciting name among everyone spotted at the Sobha Realty Training Centre was young Munoz, who is destined to become a real star in the coming years.

Born in December 2011, Munoz is an attacking midfielder by trade who can also play out wide. He has featured for the Arsenal U18s and U19s teams already and has directly contributed to three goals so far this season.

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In November last year, Munoz became the youngest player ever to make an appearance in the UEFA Youth League. He played for Arsenal against Bayern Munich in a 4-2 win.

Eligible to play for England, Spain, Panama or Jamaica, Munoz has been dubbed as a ‘real diamond’, and everyone who has watched him play is expecting big things from him.

We don’t expect him to break into the first team anytime soon, but we won’t be surprised at all if Arteta calls him up for pre-season next year.

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