Wonderkind is rated very highly by the Gunners manager.
German national team coach Joachim Low has confirmed that young Arsenal star Serge Gnabry is very much in contention to be part of his 23-man squad for next summer’s World Cup finals in Brazil, according to reports in the Daily Express.
The promising Germany Under-19 international has yet to even appear for the senior side, however, Low has confirmed that he and his coaching staff have been keeping close tabs on Gnabry ever since the midfield player moved to north London from Bundesliga outfit Stuttgart for a fee of just £100,000 three years ago.
The exciting wide man has represented his country at every age-group level from U16s through to U19s, with Low saying of Gnabry: “The boy is really good. He has exceptional qualities.
“I’m still open [to him making the World Cup squad]. We have an eye on him.”
And, by all accounts, Low and his trusted right-hand man Hansi Flick both travelled to the UK to watch the 18-year-old in action first hand when the Gunners took on Swansea City at the Liberty stadium at the end of September.
And no wonder the duo have been speaking so highly of the German, as that was a match in which the player managed to score his first-ever goal for Arsene Wenger’s in-form outfit in what was a 2-1 win for the visitors.