Butler Oyedeji Trains with Arsenal First Team Ahead of Brighton Clash Anglo-Nigerian forward Nathan Butler Oyedeji trained with Arsenal's first team in preparation for their Premier League match against Brighton & Hove Albion. The 21 year old has been in excellent form for Arsenal’s development side, scoring three goals and providing an assist in two Premier League 2 appearances this season. His performances have earned him a call up to train with the first team by manager Mikel Arteta. Butler Oyedeji has been with Arsenal since the age of eight but is yet to make his first-team debut. Despite the stiff competition for a spot in Arteta's squad, his recent form has caught the eye, although his chances of making the matchday squad against Brighton remain slim. The young striker has gained experience through loan spells at Accrington Stanley and Cheltenham Town and has been linked with moves to Belgian clubs Standard Liege and Eupen this summer. Arsenal has started the Premier League season strongly, winning their first two matches, and will look to continue their winning streak against Brighton at the Emirates Stadium. Editorial Nathan Butler Oyedeji’s inclusion in Arsenal’s first team training is a promising development for the young forward, reflecting the hard work and determination he has shown in the club’s development ranks. His ability to score goals and provide assists for the U21s has impressed Mikel Arteta, earning him this opportunity to train with the senior squad. For young players like Butler Oyedeji, being called up to first team training is a significant milestone. It not only boosts confidence but also offers invaluable experience training alongside established stars. This experience is crucial for his development, even if a first team debut isn’t immediately on the cards.