Myles Lewis-Skelly’s recent resurgence at Arsenal has meant that the midfielder is no longer available for sale, and it would take a massive bid for him to leave.
The 19-year-old played a key role in helping Arsenal get over the line in winning their first Premier League title in 22 years.
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Lewis-Skelly was like a new signing for Arsenal and added real energy to the team heading into the final few games of the season.
The midfielder even started the Champions League final, and ahead of next season, it seems he could play a key role at Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal will only let Myles Lewis-Skelly leave for a huge bid
Arsenal will only let Myles Lewis-Skelly leave if they receive an ‘astronomical offer’ for the teenager, according to Ben Jacobs.
Back in January, the youngster was linked with a move away from Arsenal back in January, with Manchester United reportedly chasing him.
However, the Hale End star is very much part of Mikel Arteta’s plans again and has a very bright future in N5.
Speaking about the teenager, Jacobs told The United Stand: “The other is Myles Lewis-Skelly. The complication with Myles Lewis-Skelly is that he started the Champions League final in midfield.
“He’s won himself back into contention for Arsenal. The only real wildcard aspect of the Myles Lewis-Skelly potential saga was whether the player was going to agitate for game time.
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“He’s getting that now at Arsenal, and suddenly, only an astronomical offer once again might allow for engagement. So that shifted the other way.”
Lewis-Skelly was outstanding against PSG and proved why he could save the North London club millions in the summer window.
The Gunners are looking to add to their midfield options, although Lewis-Skelly could actually be better than any players Arsenal could sign.
However, Ethan Nwaneri might be in a different boat, with Arsenal ready to consider offers for the teenager.
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