Arteta reveals Arsenal lesson that helped Lewis-Skelly win back place

'Sensational' - Mikel Arteta urged to start Arsenal duo against West Ham

Mikel Arteta’s side face West Ham on Sunday (Picture: Getty) Jeremie Aliadiere believes Mikel Arteta cannot drop Myles Lewis-Skelly and Viktor Gyokeres after their recent performances in an Arsenal shirt. Lewis-Skelly has spent much of this season watching from the sidelines, but was superb last weekend when handed a first-ever start in cntral midfield against Fulham. The teenager maintained his place in the side for the midweek Champions League…

Arteta opens up on Lewis-Skelly selection dilemma as Arsenal reality sinks in

Myles Lewis-Skelly has found minutes hard to come by for Arsenal this season with Mikel Arteta admitting it has been a learning curve for both him and the teenager

Arteta reveals Arsenal lesson that helped Lewis-Skelly win back place

Youngster has revitalised Gunners’ double dreams with midfield performances

Emerging Talents: Myles Lewis-Skelly and Viktor Gyokeres Ignite Arsenal's Momentum Ahead of Crucial Matches

Emerging Talents: Myles Lewis-Skelly and Viktor Gyokeres Shine for Arsenal The recent performances of Myles Lewis-Skelly and Viktor Gyokeres have garnered significant attention, prompting discussions among fans and pundits alike regarding their roles in Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal squad. As the Gunners prepare for a crucial match against West Ham, the rising stars are proving their […] Source

"He's given us every sign" - Arteta praises Lewis-Skelly response to difficult spell

After Myles Lewis-Skelly’s standout display against Fulham last weekend, Mikel Arteta admitted he was not entirely sure why it had taken him so long to use the 19-year-old in midfield, the position he played throughout his academy years. A few days later, he rolled the dice again, this time starting the teenager against Atletico Madrid in a Champions League semi-final. Lewis-Skelly delivered once more, producing another composed and energetic pe…

Arteta hails 'exceptional' Arsenal starlet Lewis-Skelly

Mikel Arteta applauded Arsenal youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly for grabbing his opportunity with both hands when it finally arrived this season. After making an impressive breakthrough at full-back last season, the 19-year-old has been starved of gametime this term, starting just twice in the Premier League before last week. Arteta surprisingly handed him his third start on Saturday when they hosted Fulham at the Emirates Stadium, as a midfielder. …