Some Arsenal academy players are training with the senior team. Seb Ferdinand is a talent among them that is looked up to.
Training
The North Londoners want to win five straight games in all competitions and make history by winning three straight league games.
Several Gunners academy players participated in first-team training in London Colney on Friday, according to Arsenal youth team analyst Jeorge Bird.
Participants in the session were Taylor Foran, Daniel Oyetunde, Charles Sagoe Jr., Ethan Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Reuell Walters, Khayon Edwards, and Seb Ferdinand.
West Bromwich Albion and Arsenal Under-21s were supposed to meet in Premier League 2 on Friday. But a frozen surface forced the postponement of the game.
For Arsenal, Seb Ferdinand has had a successful season thus far. In every youth tournament, he has four goals and two assists to his name.
Seb Ferdinand
The 17-year-old winger has appeared in eight Under-18 Premier League games, scoring two goals and providing an assist. In two EFL Trophy appearances, he has added two goals and one assist.
Midweek was Ferdinand’s most recent excursion. However he played in the UEFA Youth League match, which Arsenal lost 2-0, as a replacement for the Under-19s against Lens.
The previous season, Although Ferdinand interviewed for the Young Guns section of the Arsenal website.
Tricky winger who works hard in and out of possession and can contribute with goals and assists to help the team.
“Seb is just getting better and better,” stated Jack Wilshere, the young coach of Arsenal, about Ferdinand the previous year.
He puts in a lot of effort in the gym, is always active, and is eager to acquire new skills. Working with a player who has such a strong will to improve is a pleasure.
“We’ve set him goals to score more, provide more assists, and improve his position.
Ferdinand appears to be a gifted player, and it’s encouraging to see him participate in senior training. He’ll get a priceless experience although it is in anticipation that he will continue to grow in the upcoming years.
