Five young Arsenal stars who will burst on to the scene next season to save Stan Kroenke millions

Biereth will be gradually integrated into the Arsenal first-team this season, with a view to going out on loan next season, understands.

Recently capped by Denmark U21s, Biereth is regarded as a big talent at the club and there are plans to involve him in the first-team picture by including him in senior training sessions this season.

The Arsenal Under-18 midfielder has been capped for the senior Mexico side and is highly rated by those at the club.

Flores was named Player of the Tournament at the Revelations Cup Mexico - an U20s tournament - after scoring twice in three games.

He's expected to be integrated into the under-23's in the second half of the season.

Salah-Eddine joined the Gunners a free agent from Dutch side Feyenoord in August 2020 after spending the early part of his youth career developing in Rotterdam.

The central midfielder has impressed at under-23 level due to his agility and creativity in the middle of the park.

Salah-Eddine told the club’s official website after signing for the club: “It feels great to join a massive club like Arsenal. It’s a good environment for me to work on my development and hopefully through the academy I can become a first-team player.

“They first contacted my dad and then I went there for a week just to see what the club is all about, and after that they didn’t really have to say anything. I immediately knew that it was the right club for me.”

Rekik is now a full senior international for Tunisia and has become a mainstay of the Gunners' Under-23s backline.

He frequently trains with the first team and will be in demand after his solid performances in the heart of defence.

Able to play in defensive midfield and at right back too, the 20-year-old is considered one of the hottest