The incredible statistic that proves Arsenal's Ben White is currently best English centre-back
Arsenal defender Ben White has amassed more clean sheets than any other English Premier League centre-back this season.
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Arsenal defender Ben White has amassed more clean sheets than any other English Premier League centre-back this season.
Arsenal and England defender Ben White has recalled being turned down by Leicester City as he looked to kick-start his fledging career.
It is nearly five years since Ben White’s first proper taste of professional football during a formative season spent on loan in League Two. “You go there and everything is completely different,” he says of his year at Newport County. “You’re having a curry for your pre-match meal!” That was not the only thing that could get a bit spicy, either.
Nowadays Ben White’s choice of match-day food does not stray too far beyond pasta, but he remembers a time when Newport County had different ways to get their squad fired up. It was the 2017-18 season and White was on loan at the League Two club from Brighton, taking his first significant steps in a professional career that at one stage appeared to have slipped away. “It was one of the best years of my life,” he says. “You go there and everything is completely different. You’re having curry for your pre-match meal.”
Pre-match curries, half-time fights and Brentford frights have prepared Ben White for another tilt at international football.
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