Myles, a 17-year-old talent from north London, has been with Arsenal since the U9 age group. Of Barbadian heritage, he is eligible to represent both England and Barbados, having already featured for England’s youth teams.

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He made significant strides through the youth ranks, particularly during the 2022/23 FA Youth Cup, where Arsenal reached the final. Since turning 16, he’s been training occasionally with the first team and signed his first professional contract in October after his 17th birthday.

Lewis-Skelly is versatile, capable of playing in both advanced and deeper midfield roles, as well as at left-back. His strengths include defensive awareness, ball control, and pace. Fans have likened him to Granit Xhaka due to his vision and style of play.

Arsenal U18 manager Jack Wilshere has praised Myles as “unplayable,” highlighting his unique skills. Off the pitch, he shares a close friendship with Ethan Nwaneri, and fans are hopeful to see them playing together for the Gunners’ first team.

Despite his smaller stature, Myles excels in spatial awareness, enabling him to score crucial headers, showcasing his impressive abilities on the pitch.

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