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Nwaneri pens new Arsenal deal

Arsenal young talent Ethan Nwaneri signs new long-term deal at Emirates ahead of the new season.

Nwaneri signs new contract at Arsenal

Arsenal have confirmed the long-term future of one of their most exciting talents, Ethan Nwaneri. The attacking midfielder has signed a new deal with the club.

Nwaneri turned 18 this July and spent last season with the first team. He made 37 appearances and scored nine goals in all competitions. He has already arrived at a great level of maturity at this age. Ethan is a top addition to Mikel Arteta’s project going forward. That is especially since he was reportedly considering a move to Chelsea before he signed his deal at Emirates.

BREAKING: Arsenal confirm teenager Ethan Nwaneri has signed a new long-term deal with the club until 2030 ✍️🔴 pic.twitter.com/e3r47KY2tw

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) August 8, 2025

For **Gunners**‘ fans, it represents that the club are building for the future. Nwaneri has shown flashes of his potential and will be a key feature in the club’s project. The player has moved quickly from academy player to first team presence. But, the level of performance has meant that he could not remain under the radar.

Hale End continues to deliver stars

Arsenal’s academy, Hale End, has been a goldmine for talent in recent years. Bukayo Saka has raised the bar when it comes to the best in the PL. Now, Nwaneri is doing something similar. This is only a good sign for Gunners’ youth system. They have exciting teenagers becoming to be part of the first-team pathway.

Nwaneri made his debut for Arsenal aged just 15. He set the record for the youngest player in PL history at that time. He has a new contract that allows him to build on that to become an exciting player again.

If he continues to shine, he may become one of the players who helps lead Arsenal into their next golden years. For Arteta, and the Gunners fans this is important win both on and off the pitch.

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