Nduka before singing for Arsenal was on the radar of Premier League clubs such as Brighton and Wolves.
By Kehinde Okeowo
Teenage midfielder, Mishel Nduka has described north London outfit, Arsenal as a ‘big club’ after signing for the Premier League giants.
He made his feelings known in a post he shared on his Instagram page after completing the move.
Nduka left English Championship side, Charlton Athletic after eight years at the club to join Arsenal.
He signed a schoolboy deal with the club having been on their radar of other Premier League outfits such as Brighton and Wolves.
Arsenal Academy manager, Per Mertesacker and Nduka’s parents witnessed the signing ceremony.
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Speaking after sealing the deal, Nduka, who is expected to move straight to the Gunners’ U16 side paid tribute to his family for their support.
The talented midfielder also assured Arsenal supporters that he is ready to “get to work”.
“Proud to sign for such a big club like @arsenal,” Nduka posted.
“I would like to thank my family who have supported me along the way. All praise to God, now it’s time to get to work!”
A lot of players of Nigerian descent have passed through the Arsenal academy.
However, most of them ended up representing their country of birth at international level.
The Gunners’ senior team currently parade Nigerian born England players such as Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke.
