
Max Dowman: Arsenal's Teen Sensation
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Max Dowman, a sixteen-year-old prodigy, has made history as Arsenals youngest Premier League scorer, netting against Everton. Trained with the first team since fourteen, hes earned Messi comparisons and contributed significantly from the bench, fueling Arsenals title charge.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Max Dowman: Arsenal's Teen Sensation. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 15th, 16-year-old Max Downman has shattered another record for Arsenal, becoming the youngest scorer in Premier League history at 16 years and 73 days old. He netted the second goal in their two-nothing win over Everton, adding to his list of first this season the youngest to play in the Champions League, start a mass for Arsenal, and appear in the FA Cup. Downman has trained with the first team since he was 14, earning praise for manager Mikael Arthetta, with comparisons to Lionel Messi. He's shown on pre-season tours, won penalties and friendlies in his league debut, and recently signed a pre-contract to turn pro at 17 on, December 31. Arthetta called the teenagers' impact, magical, noting how he changed the game from the bench without feeling pressure. Downman's cross-led to the opener after a goalkeeper error, and he sealed it by beating defenders laid on, sparking huge celebrations at the Emirates. Arsenal's substitutes have been key this season, providing 11 goals and tennisists, seven
more than any other team. Both goals against Everton came from the bench, helping extend their lead at the top of the table. With nine points clear, Manchester City and seven league games left, plus the Carabao Cup final against City next week, Arsenal's momentum feels, unstoppable as they chase major silverware.
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