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·26 November 2025

👶 Teenage sensation: 13-year-old breaks record in the Youth League

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Practice early, as they say. Arsenal is currently living by this motto like few other clubs. After the Gunners recently fielded 15-year-old Max Dowman in the Champions League, setting a new record in the prestigious competition, they have now followed suit in the Youth League.

During the match between the U19 teams of Arsenal and Bayern Munich, a 13-year-old was brought into play. Luis Muñoz is now the youngest player in the history of the Youth League.

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The midfielder breaks the previous record held by Liam Payas. Payas was 14 years and 93 days old when he played for the Lincoln Red Imps in September 2024.

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