Arsenal forward, Ryo Miyaichi hopes to gain a lot of experience from his loan spell at Bolton over the course of the next six months.
The Japanese international went on to make the move on the deadline day of the transfer window and is more than likely to break into the Trotters starting eleven sooner rather than later.
The nineteen year old isn’t the first Arsenal player to join Bolton, as http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Jack-Wilshere-c17463 did the exact same thing, before he became a regular in the Gunners starting eleven.
Miyaichi is more than likely hoping for the same thing to happen with him, as he is looking to show everyone just what he is capable of over the coming months.
The mercurial forward has also admitted that it was Wilshere’s spell at Bolton that really convinced him to make the move and the forward is quoted to have said: "Two days ago Jack Wilshere said to me that Bolton is a good club and they have nice supporters.
He said that I would become a better player by playing here"
"I saw what Jack did here two years ago. Of course, I want to be like him and play well for Bolton."
The teenager also revealed that he had the blessings of his manager and his captain to enjoy himself at Bolton and that he intended to do exactly that, every time he steps on the pitch for Bolton.
Miyaichi added: "Arsene Wenger wished me http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Robin-van-Persie-c31380 told me the same too."
There were a number of offers for the Japanese international, but Wenger ended up sending the player to a Premier League team.
Wenger later admitted that he wanted Miyaichi to play at an English club till he was twenty one, mainly because that was the only way he would be considered to be home grown talent.
Not only would that help http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 and just what style of football is played in the Premier League.
Tags: