# Arsenal may sell Myles Lewis-Skelly if the value is met.

- URL: https://apitofinal.pt/en/internacional-en/arsenal-may-sell-myles-lewis-skelly-if-the-price-is-met/
- Published: 2026-08-15T18:03:41+00:00
- Updated: 2026-08-15T18:06:09+00:00
- Publisher: Apito Final (apitofinal.pt)
- Section: Internacional
- Tags: Arsenal, Myles Lewis-Skelly

## Key points

- Arsenal would consider selling Myles Lewis-Skelly, but only if a club meets his valuation of around €45 million.
- Manchester United and Chelsea have shown interest, and Jacobs said a club would have to approach Arsenal first.
- The 19-year-old had limited playing time last season, so he would need to fight for a place to stay.

## Article

Arsenal is willing to consider the sale of Myles Lewis-Skelly, but only if the right price is offered. The young talent from the London club, who has attracted the attention of giants like [Manchester United](https://apitofinal.pt/en/?p=708675) and Chelsea, could be on the move, provided that his valuation of around €45 million is respected. The information was reported by [Ben Jacobs](https://apitofinal.pt/en/?p=709199), who highlighted that the player would also need to reconsider his intention to stay and fight for a place in the team.

Jacobs, in statements made on Thursday, emphasized that “at an appropriate value, Arsenal would be prepared to negotiate Lewis-Skelly, but a club would have to approach them, not the other way around.” This situation arises after rumors indicated that the player has been offered directly to [Manchester United](https://apitofinal.pt/en/internacional-en/manchester-united-interested-in-signing-defender-kim-min-jae/), in addition to Chelsea, which often negotiates with their London rivals. The Gunners' financial situation, after investing €75 million in the signing of [Bruno Guimarães](https://apitofinal.pt/en/?p=708561), may have led the club to consider selling one of their young talents to balance the books.

The 19-year-old had limited playing time last season, due to the good form of Riccardo Calafiori and the arrival of Piero Hincapie, which could represent a similar obstacle next season when the 2026/2027 championship kicks off. Lewis-Skelly will have to seriously compete for a place in the squad, which may influence his decision to stay with the team or not.

Meanwhile, INEOS is focusing on signing Lewis Hall, a player from Newcastle United, but the latter's refusal to sell the athlete is complicating negotiations for the Red Devils. Hall, who is two years older than Lewis-Skelly, has considerable experience in the [Premier League](https://apitofinal.pt/en/?p=708472), having played 41 more games than his compatriot since his €35 million transfer from Chelsea to Newcastle in 2023.

As negotiations progress and pressure mounts, Lewis-Skelly's situation remains a hot topic among fans and [football](https://apitofinal.pt/en/?p=708488) analysts. The possibility of a transfer could not only change the future of the young player but also impact the market strategies of the clubs involved.