What happened to the 10 youngest-ever players to play in the Premier League

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Premier League's youngest-ever player.The Arsenal youngster was given his professional bow in their 3-0 win over Brentford, coming off the bench in the dying embers of the match after being named as a shock inclusion in the matchday squad.He became the first 15-year-old to have featured in a Prem match too, claiming the top spot by some distance.

But starting young doesn't guarantee top-flight success, as we at Daily Star Sport take a look at the rest of the top 10.READ MORE: Arsenal schoolboy substitute born in 2007 is even younger than the Emirates StadiumRafa Benitez's last substitute before leaving Liverpool in 2010 was defender Jack Robinson, who became the club's youngest debutant in the process.The former England youth international only made two more league appearances for the Reds after his cameo against Hull City, spending time on loan at Wolves and Blackpool before joining QPR.After a spell at Nottingham Forest, Robinson has found a home in Sheffield United.

He's been absent in the Championship so far this season through injury.Should players be allowed to play so young? Let us know in the comments section.While most youngsters make the first senior appearance as a substitute, Reece Oxford actually started his as then-West Ham boss Slaven Bilic trusted him to command the midfield in their first game of the 2015/16 season away at Arsenal.