"I would say there is no chance of a potential move to Chelsea for Myles Lewis-Skelly. That would be a real sore one for Arsenal to even consider, letting a homegrown product like Lewis-Skelly move across London to their bitter rivals. Look, Arsenal still see him, Lewis-Skelly, as a key part of their long-term plans at the club as well. He signed a new long-term contract not long ago."
"I don't think they would even consider letting him join a Premier League rival like Chelsea. For Chelsea, for me right now, they don't really need Miles Lewis-Skelly either. I don't think it would be a priority for Chelsea to try and go out and sign a new left-back as well. As I said, Arsenal not even considering letting him go there."
Arsenal drew at Chelsea and face speculation that Myles Lewis-Skelly could be targeted by Stamford Bridge. Lewis-Skelly has struggled for regular playing time this season after a breakthrough campaign last season. Chelsea see an opportunity to pursue the youngster while his stock has dipped. Arsenal have no intention of selling Lewis-Skelly, especially to a direct London rival, having recently awarded him a new long-term contract. Arsenal view Lewis-Skelly as a key part of their long-term plans and are unwilling to weaken the squad by transferring a homegrown prospect to a Premier League competitor. Chelsea are not prioritising a left-back signing.
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