Ian Wright sends perfect three-word advice to Myles Lewis-Skelly before Arsenal vs Wolves

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Myles Lewis-Skelly is aiming to have his breakthrough season at Arsenal in 2024/25.

The Gunners have a fantastic academy. Hale End has produced some truly incredible players over the years, and there are many more who have the potential to make it big.

Ethan Nwaneri is the one everyone’s raving about, but the 17-year-old isn’t the only youngster who has what it takes to play for the first-team this season.

Lewis-Skelly is almost on the same level as Nwaneri, and we are excited to see what’s in store for him in the 2024/25 campaign.

Ian Wright sends a message to Arsenal youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly

Arsenal begin the 2024/25 Premier League season with a home game against Wolves.

The Gunners are aiming to go all the way this term after finishing second, behind Manchester City, in each of the last two campaigns.

Mikel Arteta has a solid squad at his disposal with a number of experienced players who have proved themselves at the top level.

However, the Arsenal boss is expected to give opportunities to young players as well.

Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly are expected to be promoted to the Arsenal first-team this term after both players proved themselves in pre-season.

Looking ahead to 2024/25, Lewis-Skelly took to Instagram and posted a video with a message saying: “Ready for the season!”

Ian Wright, who knows a thing or two about making it at the top level, has shared the perfect advice for Lewis-Skelly now.

“Keep working hard,” Wright wrote under his post.

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Will Lews-Skelly play vs Wolves?

The first game of the season is always exciting, and Arsenal fans can’t wait to see the players Arteta will use against Wolves on Saturday.

Nwaneri has a great chance of being involved after he was left out of the Arsenal U21s’ clash against Manchester United on Friday night.

However, Lewis-Skelly played for the young Arsenal side and impressed, which means he will not take part against Wolves at the Emirates.

That is a bit of a shame, but as Wright has told him, he needs to keep working hard. If he does, opportunities will come.