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#4 Kelechi Nwakali
Few players have a stronger resume for success on this list than the Nigeran wonderkid who was instrumental in his country's 2015 U-17 World Cup victory and was also awarded the Golden Ball award. He earned a five-year deal from Arsenal in 2016 and is currently on loan at Dutch club, MVV Maastricht.
The 18-year-old midfielder compares himself to the great Yaya Toure, the kind of player Arsenal have missed dreadfully in midfield for a long time.
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Nwakali has a lot to do to make the step from youth level to the rigours of Premier League football; only Toni Kroos and Cesc Fabregas have gone on to have a solid career following the U17 World Cup glories.
The 18-year-old, however, looks to follow Kelechi Iheanacho as the second Nigerian to do it in as many competitions and is undoubtedly a member of the next generation of Arsenal players trying to push their way into the first-team squad.
