Miles Lewis-Skelly Stays Committed to Arsenal

Miles Lewis-Skelly has made his stance clear regarding his future with Arsenal, affirming his desire to remain at the club and continue working to secure his position in Mikel Arteta's plans for the upcoming season.

The 19-year-old English player has caught the eye of several clubs thanks to his impressive performances, but Luis-Skilly is not considering a move away. He feels comfortable at his childhood club and is focused on competing for a regular starting spot with the first team.

The Arsenal academy player signed a long-term deal with the club in the summer of 2025, continuing his journey that began with the team when he was just eight years old.

Luis-Skilly is regularly participating in Arsenal's preparations for the new season, while the club's management is not currently considering offers to sell the England international, despite the possibility of several players leaving before the transfer window closes.

Arsenal's management is expected to show some flexibility in their plans regarding the squad list, but Luis-Skelly's position seems clear, as does the club's desire to retain his services.

Luis-Skili began his journey with the first team during the 2024-2025 season, initially appearing as a left-back. However, he transitioned to his preferred midfield position last season and secured a starting spot.

His brilliance in the final stages of the season gave him an extra boost, as he was given the chance to start in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, a moment that reflected the extent of the young player's development.

Luis-Skilly, born in London, has six international appearances for the England national team, but he was not part of coach Thomas Tuchel's squad for this summer's World Cup.

At Arsenal, the player has now played 75 matches for the first team, continuing to build his career at the club where he grew up, with a clear desire to keep developing and compete for a bigger role next season.