Arsenal staff now ‘marvel’ at two things Ben White does regularly at London Colney

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Arsenal staff are reportedly in awe of Ben White’s dedication to football and willingness to learn and to improve his game.

The 26-year-old defender pleased supporters everywhere last week after signing a new long-term contract with the Gunners, keeping White at Arsenal until 2028 with an option to extend by an extra year.

With England manager Gareth Southgate then coming out and saying White had made himself unavailable for international duty, the versatile talent has become an even bigger hero in the eyes of Arsenal fans.

Arsenal staff ‘marvel’ at two things Ben White odes regularly

And according to the Atheltic, Arsenal staff ‘marvel’ at White at London Colney due to his eagerness to adapt and for his dedication to playing for the north London side.

Indeed, a lot has been made of White in recent days after Southgate’s recent comments, yet it is quite clear that the defender loves playing for Arsenal and improving himself in training.

The signs are also obvious, with White transforming from a ball-playing centre-back to one of the best fullbacks in the Premier League, with the defender getting better with each new game.

And Arsenal staff being impressed by White’s drive shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to Arsenal fans, who know the England international enough now to know that he is as focused as they come on the pitch.

Ben White could evolve even further in the years to come

Few Arsenal fans would have predicted White to become the club’s main starting right-back, yet the 26-year-old defender has a knack for doing the unlikely and taking his career in unexpected avenues.

And this trait could mean that we’re yet to see the final form of White at Arsenal, who could evolve even further into something nobody could currently predict in the years to come.

It’s clear that White has the drive and the talent to thrive in most areas of the pitch, and with the defender now sticking around for good, the north London hero could become something new yet again.