"He's shown such a great attitude and it's really benefited him this week playing minutes and training at a good level. We look at attitude, we look at the desire to play and he was really enthusiastic about coming to the 21s."
"I think you can train all you want, but there is nothing like match minutes where you are competing against someone and the intensity of it. The fact now that he's potentially going back having played a lot of minutes for England puts him in a strong position."
Myles Lewis-Skelly, after making his senior debut in 2025, joined the England under-21s to gain playing time. Lee Carsley praised his great attitude and enthusiasm. Lewis-Skelly's participation in the under-21 camp is seen as a pathway to more minutes with Arsenal. Carsley emphasized the importance of match minutes for player readiness. He believes Lewis-Skelly's recent experiences will prepare him for potential calls from Arsenal's Mikel Arteta, enhancing his chances of contributing effectively when needed.
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