There is a lot to be delighted about for Arsenal fans at the moment.
In the Champions League, they have won all four of their games; in the League Cup, they're through to the quarter-finals, and in the Premier League, they're top of the table.
Moreover, they're defensively out of this world, unstoppable at set-pieces and have once again introduced another world-class prospect to the squad in Max Dowman.
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The 15-year-old looks destined for greatness, and now Hale End appears to be brewing another supreme talent for Arsenal, who could be Bukayo Saka 2.0.
Dowman's rapid rise
There is no getting away from the fact that, for Arsenal, this season is primarily about finally getting over the line in the Premier League.
However, one of the secondary stories has been that of Dowman's rapid rise from 15-year-old academy gem to semi-regular first-teamer.
The Chelmsford-born gem was first introduced to the fans during pre-season, where his eye-catching performances led respected analyst Ben Mattinson to claim he was "humiliating Premier League players."
The youngster was then given his first taste of competitive football against Leeds United, where he once again ran senior defenders ragged and won his side a penalty.
The next step was his first start in the League Cup against Brighton, a game in which he completed the most dribbles of anyone on the pitch and officially became the youngest player to start for Arsenal.
Then this week, he broke another record, becoming the youngest player to ever make an appearance in the Champions League, coming on in the 72nd minute and once again looking right at home.
After the match, Arteta was full of praise for the youngster, saying: "What he's done on the pitch - he comes in, the first ball he takes is he takes people on, he starts to dribble and gets a foul. That's personality, that's courage - and you cannot teach that."
It wasn't just the Gunners' boss who was impressed, though, as Slavia Prague's David Zima went so far as to call him "a miracle player."
In all, Dowman appears to be on track to reach the very top with Arsenal, and now there is another young talent making waves in the academy who could be the next Saka.
Arsenal's new Saka
There are more than a handful of exciting talents coming through Hale End at the moment, with Brando Bailey-Joseph being one of them.
The 17-year-old only signed scholarship terms with the club a few months ago, but due to his impressive performances, he put pen to paper on a professional deal last month.
There is a chance he could be a future Saka-esque player for the club, as, like the talismanic number seven, he has shown an ability to play on both sides of the attack.
In fact, like the Hale End icon, he has also played deeper, on both the right and left of the midfield.
Moreover, while he's not as prolific as Dowman, he's shown an ability to score and assist goals.
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For example, in 13 appearances this season, totalling 901 minutes, he has put the ball in the back of the net four times and provided four assists for good measure.
In other words, the "explosive" attacker, as dubbed by Hale End expert Will Balsam, is currently averaging a goal involvement every 1.62 games, or every 112.62 minutes, which is seriously impressive for a winger.
Moreover, what makes him such a "menace" for opposition defenders is, per Balsam, his "quickness & sharp cuts" with the ball at his feet.
Finally, according to Mattinson, what makes the youngster such an exciting prospect is his "good ball manipulation" and the fact that he "releases shots quickly in and around the box."
Ultimately, he has a long way to go to become the next Saka, but as things stand, Bailey-Joseph appears to have all the raw materials necessary to succeed.