Orignal Article: ETHAN NWANERI SCORES AGAIN AS ENGLAND U17S LOSE TO FRANCE

Nathan Butler-Oyedeji shares his journey from growing up in Walthamstow and being inspired by his father's football career to joining Arsenal's academy at age eight after a brief period at Leyton Orient. Coming from a background with Nigerian and St Vincent roots, he was influenced by the likes of Thierry Henry and Ronaldinho, igniting his passion for football.

Butler-Oyedeji recalls the excitement of tournaments with Arsenal's youth team, the challenge of securing a scholarship amidst injuries, and the transition to training with Arsenal's first team, where he looked up to both academy graduates and established stars like Gabriel Jesus.

His loan spells at Accrington Stanley and Cheltenham Town offered valuable senior football experience, emphasizing the stark difference in the importance of match results between academy and senior levels.

Throughout, Butler-Oyedeji emphasizes the importance of adapting to new environments, the impact of playing in front of large crowds, and his aspirations for the future with Arsenal.

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Original Article: ETHAN NWANERI SCORES AS ENGLAND U17S THRASH NORTHERN IRELAND

Original Article: Where our academy internationals are in action by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com

Jack Porter, an England U16-capped goalkeeper, has recently taken up duties for Arsenal U18s, stepping in due to Brian Okonkwo's suspension. His performances in a defeat to Fulham and a win against Crystal Palace have positioned him ahead of his U16 peers, Khari Ranson and Owen Asemota, showcasing his notable reflexes and earning the attention of the coaching staff, including Jack Wilshere.

As Arsenal evaluates its options for the U18 first-choice goalkeeper for the next season, Porter, alongside Ranson and Asemota, remains a strong contender, highlighting the club's exceptional talent depth in goalkeeping. This development comes as Arsenal aims to solidify its goalkeeper lineup amidst recent player releases, with Porter potentially securing his spot as the leading U18 goalkeeper.

Original Article: JACK PORTER LOOKS TO BECOME FIRST-CHOICE GOALKEEPER FOR ARSENAL U18S

His acquisition marks the club's first U18 or higher level signing since December 2021, highlighting the club's strategy to enhance its youth team, particularly in the defensive department, which has recently seen reductions in center-back options.

This move, as orchestrated by Per Mertesacker, indicates Arsenal's ongoing commitment to strengthening its youth system and suggests Clarke could form a key defensive partnership with Ayden Heaven in the coming seasons.

Original Article: SIGNING OF BRAYDEN CLARKE BOLSTERS ARSENAL U18S’ DEFENSIVE OPTIONS

Sagoe Jr recalls his early days at Hale End with fondness, marking the start of his journey with the club and highlighting memorable moments and milestones, including scoring crucial goals and experiencing international tournaments. Transitioning to London Colney for his scholarship and signing his professional deal were pivotal moments, reflecting his progression and the club's faith in young talent.

Sagoe Jr aspires to emulate the success of Arsenal's homegrown talents in the first team, fueled by experiences like being part of the Europa League squad and training sessions with the first team, showcasing the higher intensity and learning opportunities from established players.

In a hard-fought north London derby, the team earned a well-deserved 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur under-21s, clinching an equalizer in the 90th minute through Ethan Nwaneri, following intense pressure in the second half.

Coach Mehmet Ali expressed pride in the team's unwavering bravery and adherence to their playing principles throughout the match, particularly noting their assertiveness in the second half. The vibrant support from the crowd was highlighted as a significant boost, underpinning the team's performance and resilience.

Additionally, Ali pointed out Myles Lewis-Skelly's impactful play, while suggesting areas for improvement, emphasizing the value of such experiences for young players' development.

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Original Article: ARSENAL YOUNGSTER KAMARNI RYAN ON TRIAL AT WATFORD