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Transfer: Lewis-Skelly offered to Chelsea, Man Utd

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Arsenal midfielder, Myles Lewis-Skelly, has been offered to both Chelsea and Manchester United.

This follows the arrival of Bruno Guimaraes at the Emirates this summer.

Lewis-Skelly only signed a new contract with the Gunners lat year.

But the 19-year-old got limited minutes as Arsenal went on to win the Premier League title.

According to the Daily Mail, it now appears the champions may be willing to offload Lewis-Skelly.

There has been fresh contact with both the Blues and United, among other Premier League clubs, who are assessing whether to make a move for the versatile player.

Lewis-Skelly’s minutes at Arsenal could be further limited in the upcoming season, with Guimaraes completing a £75million move from Newcastle last week.

Transfer: Lewis-Skelly offered to Chelsea, Man Utd

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