Arsenal youngsters Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly have been two of the Gunners' most important performers this season as Mikel Arteta undergoes an injury crisis in north London - and club insiders believe the two teenage sensations are on a 'different level', with much to look forward to from the Hale End graduates.
Nwaneri made his debut two seasons ago as a 15-year-old, becoming the youngest player in Premier League history - but this season has seen him come into his own with 24 appearances and seven goals already as a 17-year-old. Lewis-Skelly, meanwhile, has made 20 outings for the Gunners, with his first-ever goal coming against Manchester City at the start of the month - and their outings have seen them praised by Romano and his sources.
Romano: Nwaneri, Lewis-Skelly 'On a Different Level'
The youngsters have impressed in first-team ranks
Romano exclusively wrote for GIVEMESPORT, stating that those working at the Emirates Stadium 'cannot deny the excitement' around Nwaneri and Lewis-Skellyafter their bursts into the first-team at the north London club. The duo have been two of Arsenal's most impressive players in recent weeks, and with Nwaneri being just 17 years of age alongside Lewis-Skelly at 18, they have big futures at club level that could span almost two decades