Premier League giants Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly been scouting Swindon Town academy goalkeeper Anton Robinson.
Swindon have been churning out promising academy products in recent years, with Harley Hunt, Josh Keyes, and Botan Ameen among those who have made the leap up the divisions after impressing with Town.
A report from Teamtalk suggests that goalkeeper Robinson could be the next in line.
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In a story about seven under-the-radar talents being watched by top clubs by Fraser Fletcher, he says that Arsenal and Spurs have been scouting Robinson this season.
The towering goalkeeper made a senior squad for the first time against Reading in the Vertu Trophy last week after impressing for the under-18s to start the season, having also been on the bench against Melksham in pre-season when Connor Ripley was unavailable.
After joining Swindon from Millwall, Robinson spent some of the summer of 2024 training with the senior squad, but was largely behind Lucas Myers in the pecking order last season.
With Myers enjoying loan opportunities with Melksham Town and Swindon Supermarine, Robinson has stepped up and is evidently getting attention.
At six-foot-five, he is a very imposing figure, and there is a belief that he has the potential to go far in the game.
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