Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed disappointment over losing young talents Chido Obi Martin and Ayden Heaven to Manchester United, asserting that he wasn't heavily involved in the decisions that led to their departures. As Arsenal prepares for an upcoming clash at Old Trafford, Arteta acknowledged the competitive nature of transfers but highlighted a promising future for his academy, exemplified by Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly. The manager reassured fans that a clear pathway exists for aspiring players to join the first team, emphasizing the club's commitment to nurturing homegrown talent.
Mikel Arteta expressed regret over losing academy talents Chido Obi Martin and Ayden Heaven to Manchester United, acknowledging the competitive nature of player transfers.
Arteta emphasized that there's a clear pathway for academy players to join the first team at Arsenal, as seen with Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly.
Despite losing talented youngsters, Arteta assured fans that if there's an academy player capable of contributing to the first team, he will be included.
Arteta's comments come ahead of a crucial match against Manchester United, where former academy players might pose a threat to Arsenal's already struggling record at Old Trafford.
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