Arsenal are willing to listen to offers for both Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly in the summer transfer window, with an £100m asking price set, according to the BBC.
Both Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly have struggled to cement themselves as guaranteed starters since they burst onto the scene with the Gunners.
Lewis-Skelly has lost his place at left-back to Riccardo Calafiori, while Nwaneri was sent out on loan to Marseille in the January transfer window.
Nwaneri has struggled during the last few weeks of his loan spell with Marseille, and he's yet to establish himself as a regular for the French club.
Roberto De Zerbi's sacking has impacted his game time, meaning it's been a failed loan for the youngster so far.
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Arsenal Set Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly Asking Price
Myles Lewis-Skelly of Arsenal during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase
According to a report from the BBC, Arsenal are willing to listen to offers for academy graduate duo Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly during the summer transfer window.
Both players are believed to be attracting interest, and due to academy players counting as pure profit on the books, it would be a huge financial boost if Arsenal cashed in.
The Gunners are believed to be looking to receive in the region of £100m for Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly combined.
Sides in the top half of the Premier League are believed to be interested in signing Lewis-Skelly during the summer window, while Nwaneri is attracting interest from England and Borussia Dortmund.
It would be a bold move from Arsenal to offload two of their academy graduates, as it's something that rarely goes down well with supporters.
How Much Are Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly Worth?
Olympique de Marseille's Ethan Nwaneri in action vs RC Lens
GIVEMESPORT asked ChatGPT how much Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly are truly worth in today's market.
Ethan NwaneriData-based MV: ~€55m (£47m) via Transfermarkt-style models
CIES estimate peak: ~€75m (£65m)
Profile inflation: elite age curve + technical ceiling
Realistic market price: £70–90m (English tax + scarcity of creative U21s)
Ceiling comps: Musiala/Wirtz archetype pricing trajectory
Myles Lewis-SkellyData-based MV: ~€45m (£38–40m)
Alternative ETV range: up to ~€56m
Role suppression (LB vs CM) slightly caps model output
Realistic market price: £50–70m (homegrown + tactical versatility)
Upside tied to midfield re-profiling rather than full-back usage