It might not feel like it to him as he serves a three-match suspension, but this week will be a crucial part of Max Dowman’s development. The reason it’s so special for a 16-year-old to be playing for the English…

Just Arsenal News argues that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta must treat 16-year-old midfielder Max Dowman like any other first-team player following his red card. The teenager received a three-match suspension after being sent off for reacting to a tackle during Arsenal's Carabao Cup match. The writer contends that players selected for the senior squad cannot use their youth as an excuse when mistakes occur on the pitch.
The piece notes that referees must apply standard rules regardless of age and supports Arteta's immediate, direct handling of the situation. The writer emphasizes that experiencing setbacks and receiving constructive criticism will be a vital part of Dowman's long-term development at Arsenal.
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