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sakidbet Arsenal midfielder Ethan Vaneri impressed on his first start for the first team and scored twice in the 5-1 Carabao Cup third-round win over Bolton on Tuesday, a moment that was more than a dream and left him wanting to unleash his potential even more. sakidbet

The 17-year-old was already on the bench in the 1-0 win over Spurs and the 2-2 draw at Manchester City in the league but was still waiting for a regular start until head coach Mikel Arteta cut the umbilical cord and showed off his skills in front of the Emirates fans in a very impressive manner.  ( sakidbet )

“I’m very excited, happy to help the team through to the next round and ready for whatever opponents are in front of me,” Vaneri told Arsenal TV ahead of the fourth-round trip to Championship side Preston North End. 

“The fans were great, singing a song for me. It’s a great feeling when the club you love, the club you grew up as a fan of, one day has its own song. I’m so happy.” 

“It was incredible. It was a feeling I had wanted to experience for the past 16 years of my life. When I actually encountered it, it was amazing… I want to do it again.” 

“Seeing the lads who have played alongside me since I joined the club at the age of nine, now playing on the big stage together is an amazing feeling… it’s so refreshing.” 

Since Mikel Arteta took over as Arsenal head coach in late 2019, he has given a total of 12 Hale End youth players a chance to make the first-team.