"The talented young England international was one of the breakthrough stars of last season, becoming a regular in Mikel Arteta's first-team after rising up from the Gunners' academy. This led to Lewis-Skelly making his England debut, and many will have expected him to continue this way and to start for Thomas Tuchel's side at next summer's World Cup in the USA."
"Arsenal will only look at the idea of selling Myles Lewis-Skelly if substantial bid is received. We understand major clubs around Europe are keeping a close eye on the situation. It remains to be seen which major clubs are monitoring the 19-year-old, but he's been mentioned as a Real Madrid target in the past. Meanwhile, our understanding is that Premier League clubs have asked about signing him on loan, but Arsenal don't want to lose the squad depth he provides."
Myles Lewis-Skelly, a 19-year-old left-back, became a first-team regular after rising from Arsenal's academy and earned an England debut following a breakthrough season. Arsenal will consider selling him only if a substantial bid arrives, while major European clubs are monitoring his situation and Real Madrid has been mentioned as a past target. Some Premier League clubs have enquired about loan moves, but Arsenal prefer to retain Lewis-Skelly for squad depth. Riccardo Calafiori currently occupies a higher place in the pecking order after improved form and fitness. Arsenal's injury problems underline the value of maintaining defensive cover.
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