Max Doughen became a star after his debut at Arsenal

• Max Doughen made his debut in the Premier League at the age of 15.
• Wayne Rooney expressed positive predictions regarding his career.
• Rooney advised Doughen to remain grounded and focus on playing.

Max Doughen became the second youngest player to ever play for Arsenal, after his debut in the Premier League at the age of 15 and 234 days. He came on as a substitute during the match against Leeds United, in which his team won by a score of 5-0.

In his appearance, Doughen earned a penalty, which was converted by his teammate Viktor Hajekeres. Renowned football expert Wayne Rooney commented on the potential of the young player, stating that Doughen has a bright future in football.

Rooney shared his own experience of debuting at Everton at the age of 16 and compared his experience to Doughen's, noting that he was younger by 150 days. He emphasized that it is important for Doughen to remain grounded, regardless of the growing popularity.

Rooney also warned about the challenges that may arise due to increased attention and pressure. He advised young players to stay close to family and friends who can support them during this challenging period. Rooney stressed the importance of staying connected to the team and receiving satisfaction from football, as a career can change quickly.

Tags: Sport/Football/English Premier League