Manchester United’s reported interest in Myles Lewis-Skelly has revived questions over Arsenal’s plans for their academy graduate. According to a report from Hassan Khan, United monitored the teenager throughout last season and have admired him for some time. There was…

Manchester United has reportedly monitored Arsenal teenager Myles Lewis-Skelly, but Arsenal maintains the versatile defender was never made available for sale. Mikel Arteta relies on the academy graduate for tactical flexibility, utilizing him at both left-back and in central midfield across multiple competitions.
Lewis-Skelly is under contract with Arsenal until 2030 on reported wages of £45,000 per week. Despite suggestions of a potential £45 million valuation, Arsenal considers the home-grown England international far too valuable to squad depth to sell to a Premier League rival.
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