‘Let’s see what happens’ - Arsenal superstar reveals where his international future lies

Nwaneri has been exceptional for both his club Arsenal and the England youth team this season, having broken through the ranks.

At the tender age of 15 years and 181 days, Nwaneri became the youngest player to ever play in the Premier League when he entered as a substitute in Arsenal's victory over Brentford.

This season, he has found more playing time under Arsetan and has registered four goals in all competitions.

Ethan, who was born in London, is eligible to play for the Super Eagles because of his Nigerian father, Obi Nwaneri.

Nwaneri told Arsenal's official website when asked about his love for international football, "I’ve always enjoyed England camps—it’s really good. 

"You meet up with your friends from different clubs and it breaks the circuit a bit. It’s a change of scenery and sometimes that can do you good. 

"I’m enjoying playing for the 19s, and now I’m looking to step up more. I’m always looking to step up whenever I play, so let’s see what happens."

In October 2022, Nwaneri played in the youth qualifier against Lithuania, earning him a provisional cap tie to England.

He was then promoted to the U19s and has captained the side multiple times this season without playing for the Young Lions at the U18 level.

In nine appearances for the England U19s, he has scored an outstanding six goals and provided one assist.