I think you already know how highly I rate Conor Henderson, AKA the new Liam Brady.
Well, I don't know if it's good or bad news, but Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger
seems to agree with me, judging by what the youngster has revealed to the Irish Independent.
I'm not sure what Wenger is thinking of, though, as at this
rate we'll lose Henderson for next to nothing (i.e. just compensation for his
development). We could be in a similar state with Craig Eastmond, whose
contract expires next season, according to the Transfer Markt website.
But at least Eastmond has been included in Arsenal's Premier
League squad, which appears below, albeit mainly because he has to be named now
that he's FA-officially over 21 years of age.
Arsenal's Premier League Squad - (contract expiry date)
Rules: up to 25, maximum 17 non-homegrown, unlimited U21s
(i.e. born on or after 16/1/91)
1. Andrey Arshavin (2013)
2. Mikel Arteta (2015)
3. Santi Cazorla (2016)
4. Marouane Chamakh (2014)
5. Andre Clarindo dos Santos (2015)
6. Abou Diaby (2015)
7. Johan Djourou (2015)
8. Lukasz Fabianski (2013)
9. Gervinho (2015)
10. Kieran Gibbs (2014)
11. Olivier Giroud (2017)
12. Laurent Koscielny (2017)
13. Vito Mannone (2014)
14. Per Mertesacker (2015)
15. Lukas Podolski (2016)
16. Aaron Ramsey (2016)
17. Tomas Rosicky (2014)
18. Bacary Sagna (2014)
19. Sebastien Squillaci (2013)
20. Wojciech Szczeny (2014)
21. Thomas Vermaelen (2015)
22. Theo Walcott (2013)
23. Craig Eastmond (2013)
Just to complicate things, the Champions League squad is
slightly different. Eastmond has been left out, but Serge Gnabry is in,
according to Jeorge Bird's Arsenal Youth website.
And here's the full list from the official Arsenal website.
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