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Hamill’s return can help Arsenal academy

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By Jeorge Bird Verified
| arseblog.news
Versatility can be a very useful asset for youngsters who are attempting to make the breakthrough and Callan Hamill will hope that his qualities could prove beneficial at various academy levels this season. The 17-year-old, who signed his first professional contract this summer, is now in his second season at Arsenal following his move from St Johnstone. Hamill missed the whole of pre-season due to injury but he is now back in training and will be aiming to make a major impact.
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Scanlon gets off to good start for Arsenal U21s

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By Jeorge Bird Verified
| arseblog.news
The signings of James Scanlon and Habeeb Ogunneye from Manchester United for Arsenal’s U21 squad may have appeared a little unusual at first glance but the initial signs suggest that the new arrivals could have a positive impact. Both players went straight into the starting lineup as Arsenal U21s faced Brighton on Monday night, with the game ending 2-2.
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Donczew signing could give Arsenal U18s much-needed boost

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By Jeorge Bird Verified
| arseblog.news
Arsenal U18s’ challenging start to the season continued yesterday with a 2-1 defeat to Brighton. The young Gunners, under the guidance of interim coach Josh Smith, have yet to win any of their four games so far this season in all competitions. Arsenal ended yesterday’s game with nine men as Emerson Nwaneri was sent off in the first half and goalkeeper Jack Talbot was dismissed late on.
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