Arsenal Not Actively Seeking to Sell Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri, But Open to 'Right Opportunity' Arsenal’s CEO, Richard Garlick, has clarified that the club is not actively pursuing the sale of 19-year-old academy products Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri, though they may consider a transfer if the "right opportunity" arises. Both players have made significant contributions to the first team, with Lewis-Skelly playing a pivotal role in the Gunners’ Champions League title run and starting the Community Shield final against Manchester City. Nwaneri, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Marseille, has also earned praise for his performances. Despite their current status, both players have been linked with moves this summer, with Chelsea and Manchester United showing interest in Lewis-Skelly. Garlick acknowledged the speculation but emphasized the club’s satisfaction with their development. "Myles has had a fantastic end to last season and has started this one really well," he said. "Ethan has had a great pre-season, and it’s just a case of looking at what opportunities there are that will help both of those in terms of their career moving forward." The potential departure of these homegrown players could yield financial benefits for Arsenal, as selling them would generate profit under the new Squad Cost Ratio (SCR) rules. The SCR, which replaced the previous Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR), limits clubs to spending 85% of their revenues on fees, wages, and contracts. However, teams competing in European competitions, like Arsenal, are restricted to 70% of their revenue for such expenses. Garlick noted that the club is not seeking to sell these players but remains open to deals that align with their long-term goals.#arsenal #bruno_guimaraes #ethan_nwaneri #miles_lewis_skelly #richard_garlick
