Ceadach O'Neill has reacted to his Arsenal first-team debut by revealing that playing for the Gunners is a childhood dream come true.

Arsenal forward Ceadach O’Neill expressed his gratitude on social media after making his senior debut for the club, describing the occasion as a boyhood dream come true. The 18-year-old started and played 66 minutes on Tuesday night, creating three chances from crosses. He accompanied his message with a childhood photograph of himself wearing a 2012/13 Arsenal away shirt.
O'Neill joined Arsenal in 2024 and progressed through the under-18, under-19, and under-21 ranks before reaching the first team. On the international stage, he has advanced from Northern Ireland's under-16 side to earn four senior caps, which include two competitive Nations League appearances.
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