Arsenal wonderkid Max Dowman is expected to be out for two months.That's according to reporter David Ornstein who claims that the Gunners teenager will be missing until the new year with ankle

ARSENAL have made a late addition to their Champions League squad ahead of Wednesday’s clash at Club Brugge. This comes after Max Dowman’s ankle injury, which he suffered on Saturday

Arsenal's Max Dowman made history by becoming the first 15-year-old to play in the UEFA Champions League, shifting Youssoufa Moukoko and Lamine Yamal to second and third respectively, with club-mate Marli Salmon becoming the sixth-youngest player on Matchday 6.

As Mikel Arteta's Arsenal faced a heartbreaking defeat against Aston Villa, one young player shone brightly in the shadows: Max Dowman. This article will explore Dowman's impressive performances, the strategic decision Arteta faces,

Arsenal have announced that teenage starlet Max Dowman has been dropped from their Champions League squad and will not be eligible to play in the competition again until February 2026. The Gunners have replaced Dowman in their European squad by calling-up fit-again striker Gabriel Jesus.

When asked by The Athletic, who he had been most impressed by so far, Chamberlain admitted that Dowman really caught his eye. “What a player he is,” he says. “I’ve played against him many times, but just seeing how he trains, the way he works, how sharp his finishing is, he’s really impressive.

Arsenal's preparations for their pivotal UEFA Champions League group stage match against Club Brugge have been dealt a severe blow with the news that teenage

A’ja Wilson is TIME’s 2025 Athlete of the Year, Burna Boy breaks new record with four appearances on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” Max Dowman dropped from Arsenal’s Champions League squad until February.