"I Have Been with Some Very Special Youngsters, Like Phil and Cole and I tell you he is better than them" — £45million Star Says about Arsenal's Star Ethan Nwaneri

The experienced Brazilian forward for Arsenal, Gabriel Jesus, is good at recognizing young talent. He can’t wait to mentor 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri and help him succeed in football. Jesus has witnessed young athletes achieve success in the past; he saw Manchester City players like Phil Foden and Cole Palmer develop through their careers. He believes that if Nwaneri continues to work hard and be patient, he can achieve great things at Arsenal.

Everyone has been impressed with Ethan Nwaneri’s skills and maturity. He recently displayed his special skill in scoring an incredible goal in Arsenal’s 3-0 Carabao Cup victory over Preston. Jesus is one of the young player’s biggest admirers and, like Arsenal fans, is happy to see how talented Nwaneri is.

Jesus is aware that it takes time to reach the top. He recalled how Foden had to wait for his time at Manchester City before becoming one of the greatest players in the world. Jesus said, “I have spent time with some very special youngsters, like Phil and Cole.” “To see Ethan train and play is exciting, and I want him to grow and succeed.” Jesus believes Nwaneri will succeed if he remains patient and dedicated while waiting for his own time.

Nwaneri has already made history. He broke Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott record as the youngest player to ever play in a Premier League game at the age of just 15 years and 181 days. At the age of 17, Nwaneri then broke another record by becoming the youngest player from Arsenal to score in his first two starts. Although Nwaneri faces fierce competition for a regular starting spot in the team, coach Mikel Arteta, thinks he is ready for more playing time.

Jesus adviced Nwaneri to keep in mind that players like Phil Foden, also had to wait for their time to shine, in case he ever gets tired of the wait. “Phil is now among the greatest in the world, and I watched him wait for his time. Jesus stated, “I pray that Ethan maintains his patience, works hard, and his time will come.”

Jesus wants to be Nwaneri’s big brother and is ready to be more than just a teammate. He added, “I’m happy to see young talent like Ethan, and I want him to keep growing.” “I’m here for him if he ever needs help.” Jesus wants to help Nwaneri maintain his balance and stay focused by sharing his experience and offering guidance both on and off the field.

The match against Preston has additional importance to Jesus. He scored Arsenal’s opening goal in the 3-0 victory against Preston, ending his 274-day goal drought. He admitted that it was difficult for him going almost nine months without scoring. He clarified that he had suffered from injuries that prevented him from playing regularly. “I realize that nine months seems like a long time. However, people ought to be aware that I have been playing less due to injuries,” Jesus stated. Jesus is excited to contribute to the club and score more goals now that he is feeling better.