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Manchester United Urged to Complete £70m Arsenal Raid Before Chelsea Can Make a Move

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Manchester United have been urged to make an immediate move for Arsenal academy graduate Myles Lewis-Skelly, with Chelsea also reportedly interested in signing the highly rated teenager.

The 19-year-old has surprisingly been linked with a potential departure from the Emirates Stadium before the summer transfer window closes. Despite emerging as one of Arsenal’s most promising young players, Lewis-Skelly started just 19 matches across all competitions last season, raising questions over his long-term role in Mikel Arteta’s squad.

Reports suggest both Manchester United and Chelsea have been offered the opportunity to sign the versatile England international. Manchester United could be particularly interested given their need for reinforcements at both left-back and in midfield.

Lewis-Skelly’s ability to operate in either position makes him an attractive option for Michael Carrick, who is continuing to strengthen his squad ahead of the new campaign. His technical ability, composure and versatility could allow United to address two positions with a single signing.

The potential availability of the youngster has reportedly been influenced by Arsenal’s growing competition for places, particularly following the arrival of Bruno Guimaraes.

A move would nevertheless represent a major decision for Arsenal, given Lewis-Skelly’s status as an academy graduate and his significant potential for the future.

With Chelsea also monitoring the situation, Manchester United have been urged to act quickly if they genuinely believe the teenager can become a long-term first-team player. A reported £70 million valuation would make the deal a substantial investment, but United could view his versatility and age as justification for the outlay.

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