Allwell, the younger sibling of the Nigeria under-17 wonder kid
Kelechi Nwakali has all but confirmed his brother’s move to English
Premier League side, Arsenal, Daily Post reports.
According to the report, Nwakali is expected to be joined at the Emirates alongside Samuel Chukwueze, at a combined cost of £5million from Diamond Football Academy.
Allwell said: “Arsenal are known to have a good programme for young players.
“They develop young stars and enhance their careers and the records are there for anyone to see and admit that we made the right and honourable choice.”
A top source had told AfricanFootball.com last week that Kelechi Nwakali and his teammate Samuel Chukwueze will sign long-term contracts with English Premier League club Arsenal this month.
The source said: “The players’ visas to England are being processed and a party of seven including their legal guardians are expected this month in London to finalise their transfer to Arsenal.”
Both teenagers are expected to be given professional contracts by the Gunners when they have clocked 18 years.
Their transfers are being handled by the powerful Stellar Group, who manage such top stars like Gareth Bale of Real Madrid.
According to the report, Nwakali is expected to be joined at the Emirates alongside Samuel Chukwueze, at a combined cost of £5million from Diamond Football Academy.
Allwell said: “Arsenal are known to have a good programme for young players.
“They develop young stars and enhance their careers and the records are there for anyone to see and admit that we made the right and honourable choice.”
A top source had told AfricanFootball.com last week that Kelechi Nwakali and his teammate Samuel Chukwueze will sign long-term contracts with English Premier League club Arsenal this month.
The source said: “The players’ visas to England are being processed and a party of seven including their legal guardians are expected this month in London to finalise their transfer to Arsenal.”
Both teenagers are expected to be given professional contracts by the Gunners when they have clocked 18 years.
Their transfers are being handled by the powerful Stellar Group, who manage such top stars like Gareth Bale of Real Madrid.
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