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Arteta Opens Up On Lewis-Skelly’s Arsenal Future

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Mikel Arteta has said that Myles Lewis-Skelly will 100% be an Arsenal player once the transfer window closes, BBC Sport reports. Lewis-Skelly’s future has been the subject of much debate, with reported interest from clubs in the Premier League. Arsenal are also trying to maintain their self-sustainable model and have been looking to raise funds [...]

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