GABRIEL JESUS can speak from experience when he is talking about watching teenage prodigies rising through the ranks to become stars of the first team.
The Arsenal striker was at Manchester City when Phil Foden emerged and had also seen Cole Palmer as a teenager at the club.
So Ethan Nwaneri might be wise to have a word with his elder statesman around the Gunners' training ground.
Nwaneri, 17, showed yet again why there is so much excitement about him at Arsenal with a stunning goal and a man-of-the-match performance to help the Gunners fire past Preston and ease into the Carabao Cup quarter-finals.
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