Arsenal may not have injured talisman Bukayo Saka back until the end of the season but 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri showed glimpses of what he could offer in his stead with a sparkling performance in Wednesday's 3-1 win away at Brentford.

Arsenal’s attacking players are currently in the audition phase of the post-Bukayo Saka period of their season. The slot on the right of Mikel Arteta’s attack, for so long occupied in its entirety by Saka,

I thought Gabriel Martinelli did OK playing on the right against Ipswich. There were some good moments and I think it would be unfair to write him off as an option on that side after just one

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka picked up a hamstring injury in their 5-1 win over Crystal Palace last weekend. The 23-year-old has since undergone surgery on his injured hamstring that has ruled him out for over two months. Saka has been one of the most important players for Mikel Arteta’s side over the years.

With Bukayo Saka out until March, 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri shows glimpses against Brentford to give Arsenal hope.

It was here at the Gtech Community Stadium in 2022 that Ethan Nwaneri announced himself to the world by becoming the youngest player in Premier League history. Just 15 at the time, the midfielder was thrown on for the final few minutes as Arsenal cruised to victory.