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Myles Lewis-Skelly leaving Arsenal?
According to the Telegraph, the sale of Myles Lewis-Skelly would result in pure profit for Arsenal. The club would reportedly like to generate income from player sales this summer to finance a move for Julián Alvarez.
According to the Telegraph, the sale of Myles Lewis-Skelly would result in pure profit for Arsenal. The club would reportedly like to generate income from player sales this summer to finance a move for Julián Alvarez.
Mikel Arteta has said Arsenal will part ways with Myles Lewis-Skelly next summer if he does not raise his standards. Arteta stated that players from the academy are required to maintain a high level of performance and that due to the club's pursuit of excellence, no one's place is guaranteed, whether they are from the academy or abroad.
Mikel Arteta has said Arsenal will part ways with Myles Lewis-Skelly next summer if he does not raise his standards. Arteta stated that players from the academy are required to maintain a high level of performance and that due to the club's pursuit of excellence, no one's place is guaranteed, whether they are from the academy or abroad.
Arsenal will listen to offers for Myles Lewis-Skelly this summer, as the player is struggling to break into Mikel Arteta’s first team. According to the BBC, Arsenal could consider Lewis-Skelly's departure due to his status as representing pure profit for accounting purposes, with more than €100m sought for him and Nwaneri.
Arsenal will listen to offers for Myles Lewis-Skelly this summer, as the player is struggling to break into Mikel Arteta’s first team. According to the BBC, Arsenal could consider Lewis-Skelly's departure due to his status as representing pure profit for accounting purposes, with more than €100m sought for him and Nwaneri.
CaughtOffside, citing sources close to the agents industry, reported that Arsenal is considering a loan move for Myles Lewis-Skelly during the 2026/27 season. The report stated that Arsenal is open to a loan move but requires guarantees of regular playing time before approving any deal. The report also added that several Premier League clubs are monitoring the situation and that a temporary move has become increasingly attractive for Lewis-Skelly in order to accumulate consistent competitive minutes.
CaughtOffside, citing sources close to the agents industry, reported that Arsenal is considering a loan move for Myles Lewis-Skelly during the 2026/27 season. The report stated that Arsenal is open to a loan move but requires guarantees of regular playing time before approving any deal. The report also added that several Premier League clubs are monitoring the situation and that a temporary move has become increasingly attractive for Lewis-Skelly in order to accumulate consistent competitive minutes.
According to Football Insider, Arsenal will send Myles Lewis-Skelly on loan next season because his standing at the Emirates has lowered.
According to Football Insider, Arsenal will send Myles Lewis-Skelly on loan next season because his standing at the Emirates has lowered.
Pete O’Rourke claims that Myles Lewis-Skelly is frustrated and could quit Arsenal in the summer, with a loan exit considered the most likely outcome. O’Rourke suspects Lewis-Skelly will force a transfer in the summer if he decides that he wants to be playing regularly. O’Rourke stated that if Lewis-Skelly continues to be the third choice left-back at Arsenal, an opportunity for him to go out on loan might exist.
Pete O’Rourke claims that Myles Lewis-Skelly is frustrated and could quit Arsenal in the summer, with a loan exit considered the most likely outcome. O’Rourke suspects Lewis-Skelly will force a transfer in the summer if he decides that he wants to be playing regularly. O’Rourke stated that if Lewis-Skelly continues to be the third choice left-back at Arsenal, an opportunity for him to go out on loan might exist.
According to 90min, Arsenal's current preference is likely to be selling Myles Lewis-Skelly, who is one of two academy graduates being considered for a sale. The report adds that neither player is eager to leave the Emirates Stadium, but their sales would register as pure profit as they are products of the club's youth setup.
According to 90min, Arsenal's current preference is likely to be selling Myles Lewis-Skelly, who is one of two academy graduates being considered for a sale. The report adds that neither player is eager to leave the Emirates Stadium, but their sales would register as pure profit as they are products of the club's youth setup.
According to Team Talk, it is perhaps more likely that Myles Lewis-Skelly will leave Arsenal on loan because there is internal confidence that he has a significant future at the club, on the condition that he continues to develop.
According to Team Talk, it is perhaps more likely that Myles Lewis-Skelly will leave Arsenal on loan because there is internal confidence that he has a significant future at the club, on the condition that he continues to develop.
According to The Telegraph, Myles Lewis-Skelly's future appears to be uncertain and he would be an appealing sale due to PSR. The report states that despite being one of the most promising emerging players in the Premier League last season, the England international has found it difficult to get playing time this season following strong performances from Hincapie at left-back.
According to The Telegraph, Myles Lewis-Skelly's future appears to be uncertain and he would be an appealing sale due to PSR. The report states that despite being one of the most promising emerging players in the Premier League last season, the England international has found it difficult to get playing time this season following strong performances from Hincapie at left-back.
Alan Smith stated that Arsenal could sell Myles Lewis-Skelly. Smith criticized Lewis-Skelly's defensive abilities and suggested that he should be sold by the club in the summer. Smith said that he thinks the player might be sold for PSR reasons. He explained that as Lewis-Skelly is a youth team player, a sale would be pure profit, and therefore he unfortunately thinks the player might have to leave the club.
Alan Smith stated that Arsenal could sell Myles Lewis-Skelly. Smith criticized Lewis-Skelly's defensive abilities and suggested that he should be sold by the club in the summer. Smith said that he thinks the player might be sold for PSR reasons. He explained that as Lewis-Skelly is a youth team player, a sale would be pure profit, and therefore he unfortunately thinks the player might have to leave the club.
According to The Athletic, limited minutes for Arsenal duo Ethan Nwaneri and 19-year-old English defender Myles Lewis-Skelly have prompted interest from a number of clubs, and the Gunners are very reluctant to lose either player. Lewis-Skelly, who has been capped 6 times for England, is under contract with Arsenal until 2030. His current market value is €40.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
According to The Athletic, limited minutes for Arsenal duo Ethan Nwaneri and 19-year-old English defender Myles Lewis-Skelly have prompted interest from a number of clubs, and the Gunners are very reluctant to lose either player. Lewis-Skelly, who has been capped 6 times for England, is under contract with Arsenal until 2030. His current market value is €40.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
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