Nwaneri's new deal is the third senior contract signed by the club this summer, following Gabriel Magalhaes and Myles Lewis-Skelly. Speaking to the club website, Nwaneri expressed his excitement about the new deal and his desire to contribute to the team's success. He stated that he sees this as his first real season in men's senior football and is eager to help the team win as much as possible and bring happiness and glory to the club.

Nwaneri also shared his advice for academy stars at Arsenal, emphasizing the importance of patience and hard work. He suggested that young players should focus on their craft, have long-term goals, and be ready to seize opportunities when they arise. He also acknowledged the pressure of being a role model for younger players and expressed his gratitude for being looked up to by the next generation.

Nwaneri made history when he became the youngest player to feature for Arsenal's first-team at 15 years and 181 days in 2022. He will wear a new shirt number, No22, which was previously occupied by goalkeeper David Raya. The new season will see Nwaneri challenge for the Premier League title with the team.