'Superstar' Dowman shows his class - but Arsenal know caution is needed

BBC News Tuesday 15 September 2026, 22:26 UTC 1 min read

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Max Dowman shines with two goals against Ipswich Town - but boss Mikel Arteta warns Arsenal cannot rush his development.

Max Dowman (PERSON) Ipswich Town (LOCATION) Mikel Arteta (PERSON) Arsenal (ORG)

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