Arsenal my lose a very impressive young talent to Spanish giants Real Madrid as contract talks between the player and club hits a major roadblock
Arsenal - Bukayo Saka, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri
Arsenal’s contract talks with promising young full-back Myles Lewis-Skelly have reportedly met a major setback, exposing the player to summer transfer speculation, including a big-money move to Spanish giants Real Madrid this summer.
The Hale End academy graduate has just one year remaining on his current deal with the Gunners, putting him at risk of leaving as a free agent next summer. With that in mind, reporter Jonathan Wilson has claimed that talks are not progressing well, with Real Madrid lurking in the background.
The club’s inability to secure Lewis-Skelly’s signature on a new deal has raised concerns, especially with interest from top clubs like Real Madrid mounting.
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Lewis-Skelly has been a standout performer for Arsenal this season, earning a senior cap for England and establishing himself as a vital player in the team’s lineup.
His impressive displays have caught the attention of several top clubs, including Real Madrid, who are reportedly keen on bringing him to Spain.
The Spanish giants are known for targeting young talent, and Lewis-Skelly’s potential and talent make him an attractive prospect.
Arsenal must act swiftly to secure Lewis-Skelly’s future, as losing him to a rival club would be a significant blow. Lewis-Skelly’s rise to prominence has been impressive, with the young left-back displaying tactical awareness, composure on the ball, and maturity beyond his years.
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He has made the left-back role his own, becoming a consistent performer and a dependable figure in the Arsenal lineup.
Arsenal star Myles Lewis-Skelly against Jude Bellingham
Arsenal star Myles Lewis-Skelly against Jude Bellingham
Manager Mikel Arteta who banks so much on the expertise of the young full back and sporting director Andrea Berta will do everything possible to retain the player ahead of next season as Arsenal hope to build a squad that will challenge for top honours next season.
Arsenal ended this season again for the third consecutive time in second position in the Premier League, without any major trophy, a stigma Mikel Arteta will do everything within his powers to take away from the team.
The club must prioritise renewing Lewis-Skelly’s contract to ensure he remains a part of their future plans. Arsenal must be proactive in securing his future, offering him a long-term contract that reflects his importance to the club.
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