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Arsenal have lots as usual. The biggest one coming out at the moment is Gedion Zelalem, he's meant to be as good as Cesc Fabregas was at 16 which is big shoes to fill. He had a great pre season and I don't think he's gonna go out on loan yet but you see much of him this season either.
Ryo Miyachi is a speedy Japanese winger whos got loads of potential, his loan switches to Bolton and Wigan were very good he even won player of the month for one of those teams (I think Bolton). He has a minor injury for a few weeks but should be back by the start of the season.
Thomas Eisfeld is a good one. Don't know much about him but he's great in reserves and is going to be a star for Arsenal in the future.
Ben Davies is an obvious one. He took over at Left Back last season after Neil Taylor (another great young player) got injured for the season. He's 20.
Ashley Richards is another good young defender the Swans have. Doesn't get much game time but when he does, he impresses. He's 21.
Rory Donnelly could be worth looking out for. He's only 21, hasn't really played properly for the Swans but at Cliftonville he scored 20 goals in 49 games and looked fairly decent.
The only other young player I can think of that might be something special are in the first team like Jonjo Shelvey (although I'm not a huge fan of him, others have been singing his praises, so maybe I'm wrong on him).
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Steve caulker is a great young defender to watch out for.... oh, hang on... at least we have a buy back clause in his contract at cardiff.
Andros townsend is a pacy young winger who went on loan at qpr and won their player of the season. Hoping he'll get a few games this season.
Adam smith is a really good righy back who's had spells with millwall and done really well.
Danny rose is a quality attacking left back who had a great season at sunderland last year.
Zeki fryers was in our academy team last year and im really excited about him developing over the next few seasons. Next year may be too early for him tbh.
We have a decent left winger thats just come thru as well. I think he'll be special. Gareth something...
Notice how all our young players are british. None of your foreign arsenal rubbish.
Can't believe I never mentioned Serge Gnabry, this boy wil be a beast in the coming years. Even Jogi Low said he might take him to Brazil if he can continue to play well this season.
Not my team, but I'm fully behind Chelsea on Sunday so it still counts.
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It's been likened to Zola's back heel.
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On the subject of back-heel goals, I liked Roberto Mancini's one for Sampdoria much more.
Tomas Kalas is a player I have high hopes for. He was exceptional today and is John Terry's long term successor. Also, Patrick Bamford is another I have high hopes for. I don't watch lower league football much but I've been watching the odd Derby game and he has been top class.
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There's two fantastic young players at Newcastle which I reckon are worth keeping an eye on this season. The first is Haris Vuckic who is Slovenian. He's been at Newcastle for about 4 years now, we signed him when he was 16 and was wanted by Man Utd & Barcelona. Had a fair few injures but always looked good when in the first team picture and has been fantastic for the reserves. I strongly feel that this is his year and he'll offer a different kind of attacking strength than we currently have first team wise. He's an attacking midfielder in the Lampard style, but can also play up front when required. Got a sweet left foot on him as well. This is his year. I've been raving about him for years to my mates and Newcastle fans I speak to online all love him. This could be his last chance though due to the amount of injuries he's had. So really don't want to be disappointed, as he's going to be quality.
The other is Adam Campbell, a midget 18 year old ginger striker. He really knows how to finish with his feet though and has amazing pace. St Mirren want to take him on load which could be good for him to get that experience, but if he doesn't go expect to see him still being bleed into the first team picture having made some cameos at the end of games last season. Being a Geordie as well, he could easily become a club legend if he keeps on improving. It's just a shame about his height, but he makes up for that with his finishing and pace. We're shit at crossing anyway so he won't be doing much heading.
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