Fakayejo Paul
London, UK – Arsenal has officially confirmed that highly-rated academy graduate Myles Lewis-Skelly has signed a new long-term contract with the club.
The agreement is valid until June 2030, securing the future of one of Arsenal’s most promising young talents.
The announcement comes as a significant boost for the Gunners, affirming their commitment to nurturing homegrown talent.
Lewis-Skelly, an 18-year-old midfielder who has excelled at left-back, enjoyed a breakout season in 2024/25, making a remarkable 39 first-team appearances across all competitions.
His impressive performances saw him establish himself as a key player under Mikel Arteta, even earning a call-up to the England senior national team in March, where he scored on his debut against Albania.
Lewis-Skelly’s rise has been rapid, going from playing for the U21s at the start of last season to becoming a regular feature in the senior squad and making his Premier League debut against Manchester City in September 2024.
He also became the youngest player to start a Champions League fixture for Arsenal since 2011.
Lewis-Skelly’s decision to commit his long-term future to his boyhood club is a testament to Arsenal’s project and their ability to provide a pathway for young players.
The new deal reflects the club’s faith in his immense potential and his importance to their future plans.
This news follows a busy period of contract negotiations for Arsenal, as they look to secure their key players. The signing of Lewis-Skelly ensures that a vital part of their future core remains at the Emirates.