Max Dowman’s name is already circulating internally at Arsenal, and the case is starting to make noise as far as Marseille. At just 16 years old, the English winger scored his first Premier League goal on March 14 against Everton, an almost banal moment on paper but closely scrutinized in London.
According to Football Insider, a source cited in an interview with Mick Brown, former Manchester United recruiter, the English club has been thinking differently since the experience of Ethan Nwaneri. The player, loaned to OM, is going through a complicated situation. “It was a difficult decision for Arsenal to loan him out, and I think they made a mistake sending him to Marseille,” he explains. A phrase that circulates a lot in the Arsenal offices, a little heavy to digest.
Arsenal changes strategy after Nwaneri case
The London club no longer wants to relive this scenario with its young talents. Mick Brown insists: we must avoid the same mistakes and better manage the playing time of the nuggets. The loan to Marseille now serves as a negative example in discussions around Dowman, and the English management strongly rules out this option for the future.
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