"That's a good point. It's very inspiring when you see someone almost naive making decisions and flowing and careless playing in that manner. It's great. Probably our players realised as well. It's a good example, playing with that flow and enthusiasm is very beneficial for the team."
"I was so, so happy. Maybe the best moment of the season so far, at least in Premier League for sure. He's so young, but at the same time so mature on the pitch. He can improve many things, but he's a talent. You can see it."
Max Dowman, at 16 years old, became the youngest goalscorer in Premier League history after scoring in Arsenal's 2-0 victory against Everton. This achievement follows his earlier record as the youngest player to appear in the Champions League. Manager Mikel Arteta believes Dowman's youthful enthusiasm and naive approach to the game has positively influenced the rest of the squad during their pursuit of an unprecedented quadruple. Defender Riccardo Calafiori praised Dowman's maturity on the pitch despite his age. However, concerns have been raised about balancing his GCSE commitments with regular first-team football during the title run-in.
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