Arsenal talent Max Dowman sets 3 records before turning 17

Max Dowman, the young Arsenal player, has set three Guinness World Records, receiving official certificates for his historic achievements in the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League, despite not yet turning 16.

Max Dowman's most notable achievement is being the youngest player to participate in UEFA Champions League history, having appeared in the tournament at the age of 15 years and 308 days during Arsenal's match against SK Slavia Prague in November 2025, thus beginning to write his name among the most promising talents in European football.

Max Dowman has become the youngest player to score a goal in Premier League history, having found the net against Everton last March at the age of 16 years and 73 days, setting a new record in the competition after breaking the previous record that had stood for over two decades.

The English player has added a third achievement to his record, becoming the youngest player to win the Premier League at the age of 16 years and 144 days, after Arsenal secured the title last season, earning official recognition for his three achievements from the Guinness World Records.

Max Dowman is considered one of the brightest talents to emerge from Arsenal's academy in recent years, having quickly progressed through the youth ranks to reach the first team under manager Mikel Arteta. He was also selected in the list of promising talents in the 2027 edition of the Guinness World Football Records, indicating the growing interest in his future and potential.