Arsenal fans convinced Saka’s ‘CLONE’ is playing for U21s as footage of lookalike goal emerges
ARSENAL fans have called for Mikel Arteta to make an Under-21s star Bukayo Saka’s “understudy” after spotting similarities between the two.
Amario Cozier-Duberry scored and provided an assist for the Gunners against Stoke U21s on Monday.
GettyAmario Cozier-Duberry has been likened to Bukayo Saka[/caption]
GettyFans also believe there is a likeness between Saka and Ethan Nwaneri’s style of play[/caption]
X/ArsenalHarmoniCozier-Duberry (7) provided an assist for Nwaneri (10) on Monday[/caption]
X/ArsenalHarmoniFans believe Nwaneri’s goal was similar to Saka’s against Bayern Munich[/caption]
The 18-year-old set up Ethan Nwaneri‘s second-half equaliser from the right wing at the Bet365 Stadium.
And fans were quick to spot a likeness between him and first team star Saka, who also progressed through the Hale End academy.
One person took to X to write: “That no.7 must be Saka’s brother!”
Another added: “Cozier-Duberry is a Saka clone.”
A third said: “CD7 is Saka Jr. Runs like him, moves like him. It’s crazy. Arteta needs to make him an understudy to BS7.”
A fourth commented: “Just like Saka’s goal against Bayern.”
While another wrote: “Looking at a Bukayo clone. Brilliant.”
One fan even claimed that both Cozier-Duberry and Nwaneri possess similar qualities to Saka, adding: “You know what, there’s some aspect of Bukayo Saka in both Nwaneri and Duberry. That drop of the shoulder and finish reminisce Saka all day.”
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Cozier-Duberry, who has been hailed as “the jewel” of Arsenal’s academy, was fast-tracked into the first team ahead of the club’s Premier League clash with West Ham earlier this year.
However, he was not named in the squad on the day.
The winger’s current contract expires this summer and club officials are desperately trying to tie him down to a new deal.
Arsenal youth boss Jack Wilshere hopes Cozier-Duberry will continue his development at the Emirates.
Last year, he said: “Amario is very exciting and Mikel like him.
“He reminds me of Bukayo Saka, he plays in the same position as him but he needs to get better with his decision-making.
“He’s definitely exciting, in some moments he’s unplayable. You give him the ball and he can make things happen.
“You can set up a team and have a game plan, but when you’ve got individuals like that you’ve got a chance.”
Meanwhile, Nwaneri became the youngest-ever Premier League player when he made his debut at the age of 15 in 2022.
