Myles Lewis-Skelly

In September 2026, Manchester United were reportedly informed of a £70 million (~€83 million) asking price. Throughout August 2026, reports cited various Arsenal valuations, including over £50 million (~€59 million), a €60 million asking price, and a reduced price of £45 million (~€53 million). Earlier, in June 2026, it was reported Arsenal would demand over £60 million (~€71 million), while in May 2026, reports suggested a €70 million demand from Arsenal to Atlético Madrid. In February 2026, a report claimed Arsenal would demand a minimum of €60 million. Transfermarkt values between December 2025 and March 2026 ranged from €35 million to €45 million.

Our valuation for Myles Lewis-Skelly is driven by consistent, high-level interest from Manchester United and Chelsea, coupled with Arsenal's strong negotiating position due to his long-term contract until 2030. Reported asking prices in summer 2026 fluctuated significantly, from around €53 million (£45m) to as high as €83 million (£70m), establishing a wide but credible range. The club's public reluctance to sell, especially to a rival, pushes the likely value towards the upper end of this spectrum.