Arsenal fans have lauded Hale End Academy trio Bukayo Saka, Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly with a brand new chant.
It comes as the impact of the Arsenal academy is reflecting on the first-team setup once more, with the next wave of stars leaving their mark on the team.
Mikel Arteta already placed his faith in Bukayo Saka earlier in his managerial career, with the winger going on to become a star for the side.
Just a few years later, and the Arsenal boss has done the same again, placing his trust in Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly.
The pair have added plenty to the team at such a young age, adding to a growing core of academy stars in the team.
With Arsenal fans seeing three of their own homegrown stars make it to the Premier League and Champions League stages, they have already serenaded them with a new song.
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Bukayo Saka, Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly chant lyrics
Arsenal fans paid tribute to academy trio Saka, Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly when their side took on Everton in the Premier League.
A new chant was made to the tune of ABBA’s hit song “Super Trouper”, with lyrics that give a nod to the Hale End academy.
The lyrics are: “Saka, Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly, a Hale End dream come true. The Arsenal through and through. Putting on a show for you.”
It’s a fitting chant for the homegrown trio, who certainly have plenty of attachment to the club and vice-versa.
It also isn’t the first time Arsenal fans have created a chant for their academy stars, once combining Saka with Emile Smith Rowe to the tune of “Rockin’ all over the world”, though it was sadly stopped once the latter left for Fulham last summer.
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Arsenal academy is key to success for the future
The success of the academy is the success of Arsenal as a whole, as they look to invest heavily in bringing through the next big talent at the club.
There have been plenty of standout graduates through the years, with Saka, Smith Rowe, Reiss Nelson and Alex Iwobi to name a few.
With Lewis-Skelly and Nwaneri the latest pair to come through the ranks, it shows just how important the academy is.
There is a deeper connection with the fans, who want to see young talent thrive and provide a pathway for the future.
So far, Hale End has provided a blueprint back to the top, now it can help push the Gunners towards those elusive trophies.
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