Every Goooner is now rightly aware of the frightening potential of Max Dowman.
But they may be less on the other 15-year-old Wonderkid at the moment on the Tour of Arsenal through the Far East.
Marli Salmon is the Ball-Play Center-Back that Mikel Arteta has included in his 30-man contingent for the preseason in Asia.
In the chance, the teenager will rub his shoulders with his hero, William Saliba, and he can even get a few minutes next to the French powerhouse against AC Milan at 12.30 on Wednesday.
Photos show Gunners Boss Arteta that instructs salmon during a training session at the National Stadium of Singapore.
And the way salmon is already larger than 5ft 9ins Arteta underlines its impressive physicality in such a tender age.
The younger attended Arsenal at the level under 11 and is spoken as the most exciting defensive prospect that pops up in years in years.
Salmon, who turns 16 on August 29, has had a rapid increase in the last 12 months.
After he was impressed by the Onder-18s, the versatile defender made his first Emirates Stadium appearance in the FA Youth Cup against Manchester United.
He was quickly at the last term under the age of 21 and played five times at that level, even though he was still a schoolboy. Zalm has also presented twice in the UEFA Youth League and has been called to the England under 16 years old.
Arteta showed a grace on the ball, ran strength and an excellent reading of the game, saw enough to bring him to La Manga, Spain and now to the Far East at the pre-tour camp from Gunners.
Salmon, who recently signed a two-year stock market with the Noord-Londoners, is aware of the similarities between his own game and that of Arteta's best technical central defender.
The young person said: “I look up to William Saliba, he is a good player.
“There are many attributes that match me, so I look up at him.”
Zalm is one of the eight current Arsenal Academy players in the Asian selection of Arteta, with Creative Starlet Downman the Pick of the Bunch.
Others recently reversed Vooruit Andre Annous, 17, fast winger ismeal cabia, 19, versatile full-back Josh Nichols, 18, box-to-box midfielder Louie Copley, 18, plus 19-year-old keepers Tommy Setford and Alexei Rojas.
Setford made a shock first team debut against Preston in the Carabao Cup in October, with a clean slate.
But it is the 15-year-old, 'Magic Max' Dowman who generates the most buzz of his electrical performances in the youth teams and a competitive debut in the first team This term does not only seem realistic, but is expected.
Former Arsenal -striker Alan Smith, who won two league titles in eight seasons in the club in the late 1980s and early 1990s, thinks Salmon and Dowman are on tour of their development.
Smith spoke to the Sun in collaboration with William Hill: “For both young people it is an excellent experience to go on tour, it is great for them both to spend time with the first team, to train with them and learn from them.
“It is a good step of Mikel to take them both on tour. They will be given a huge exposure of what it is like to be with the first team for an important period during the Asia tour.
“However, it is very unlikely that they have a playing time this season and Max is especially too young, he must be managed well, such as Saka, Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly.
“Max has been in the headlines for some of his performances for the younger age groups and he will gain enormous experience with the team.
“Arsenal must be careful with Max, but you have to rely on Mikel Arteta to know when to place it. You also have to be wary of fan forecast because he is very young, but he clearly has a huge potential.”
Salmon was also broken to compete for a ball with colleague Gunners youth product Ethan Nwaneri in Singapore.
It followed the younger brother of Nwaneri, Emerson, in Arsenal Under-18S '2-0 defeat for the Dover Athletic First Team on Saturday.