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Trequartista wrote:

Zinc wrote:Anyone asked Dialsquare how good this kid is yet?

Yeah, I consulted him as soon as I heard about this deal, because I thought it would be good to get an expert opinion. He was busy watching Bolivian Third Division football when I called him, but I left a voicemail, and he phoned me back this afternoon to tell me that he saw this kid playing 5-a side when he was 12, and that he's okay, but he needs to improve his first touch, and improve is all-round tactical understanding of the game. He would have given me a more detailed break-down, but he had to go and catch up on a DVD of last season's Belorussian Under-16 Cup Final. So, there we have it, I guess.

ESFSAFC wrote:

Brandon wrote:Dope name.

ESFSAFC wrote:Vlad Dragomir, Dragonborn.

Someone plays Skyrim Can't wait for the new Elder Scrolls game

Won't that be in around 2019?

KD 35 wrote:...Vlad Dragomir, Father of Dragons, Protector of the Arsenal, King of the Gunners, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Pitch

Callum wrote:Our youth team look like a boy band.

Arsenal face anxious wait over Dragomir and Dasilva futures

ByJeorgeBird -
June 10, 2018

It is a time of considerable change for Arsenal at academy level, and that applies to players as well as coaches.

Arsenal confirmed this week that they will be releasing a host of players at the end of the month, and also provided details of some youngsters who have been offered new deals but haven’t yet accepted them.

Among them is Vlad Dragomir, the Romanian midfielder who enjoyed a productive season at U23 level as he helped Arsenal to win the Premier League 2 title.

Although he is perhaps most effective in the number ten position, Dragomir was used in various different roles last campaign as he had spells up front and also as a wing-back on either flank.

Possessing excellent technique, the 19-year-old has also become more mature tactically and ended the campaign having scored six goals in 20 appearances in Premier League 2.

Josh Dasilva has also been offered a new deal, with the powerful midfielder having also been hugely impressive for the second-string.

Dasilva was also involved with the Arsenal first-team last season, featuring three times in the League Cup, and he seems ready to gain further senior experience this season in some capacity.

Whether that will be at Arsenal, however, remains to be seen, as he has yet to commit his future to the club.

Losing Dragomir and Dasilva would be concerning at this stage as, although there is no guarantee that they will make the grade in the longterm, they are among the club’s standout current prospects.