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Arsenal are reportedly considering offering a two-year contract to Hednesford Town defender Cohen Bramall after he impressed during a two-day trial.

Hednesford Town defender Cohen Bramall has reportedly put himself in contention for a contract at Arsenal.

Last week, the 20-year-old was offered the opportunity of a two-day trial with the Gunners after he was spotted playing for Sheffield Wednesday - who are also interested in his signature - in a reserve match.

However, according to the Daily Mail, the Premier League outfit are considering offering the left-sided player a two-year deal after he impressed during his time at the club's training ground.

It would cap a remarkable rise for Bramall, who represented Market Drayton Town last season before signing for Northern Premier League side Hednesford after completing a trial in the summer.

If Arsenal follow up their interest in Bramall, he would become part of the Under-23 setup.

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