Max Dowman
FA Youth Cup · Midfielder · #56 · England · 16 yrs
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De Maesschalck named Gunners' new academy director
Arsenal have appointed Strasbourg technical director Pascal De Maesschalck as the club's new academy head. The experienced Belgian has previously worked at Monaco and Club Brugge before joining Strasbourg in 2024. The likes of Bukayo Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Ethan Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Max Dowman and Marli Salmon have all emerged through Arsenal's academy to feature for the first team during Mertesacker's tenure as manager of Arsenal's academy.
Kroenke: We have foundations to dominate after waking 'sleeping giant' Arsenal
Josh Kroenke smiles at the mention of Max Dowman's breakaway goal in Arsenal's win over Everton in March. It ranks as one of the defining moments of an historic campaign and it is remembered for another reason in their co-chair's household.
Premier League 2025-26 review: young players of the season
The league has been awash with youthful talent, led by a Manchester City converted midfielder who is already filling his medal cabinetThere have never been as many good young players in the world as there are now, so we have limited this list to those aged 21 and under at the time of writing. And, though both are extremely good, neither Max Dowman nor Rio Ngumoha has played enough to be considered this season – though it seems unlikely either will be missing from the selection a year hence. Continue reading...
Arsenal celebrate Premier League in style with relaxed win at Crystal Palace
This was an occasion for Mikel Arteta to savour. With the owner, Stan Kroenke, watching from the stands on a rare visit to see his team, Arsenal celebrated being champions for the first time since 2004 by recording a comfortable victory over a Crystal Palace side who also have a European final on their minds.Max Dowman became the youngest player to start a Premier League game at 16 years and 144 days old and played his part as goals from Gabriel Jesus and Noni Madueke rounded off a memorable campaign for Arteta and his side. Arsenal were presented with the Premier League trophy at a sultry Selhurst Park – after Oliver Glasner completed a lap of honour on his last home match in charge of Palace – and their attention will switch quickly to the daunting prospect of facing Paris Saint-Germain in Saturday’s Champions League final. Continue reading...
