Arsenal Football Club has announced that midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly has committed to a new long-term contract, set to expire in June 2030. The agreement marks a significant milestone in the young player’s career, solidifying his position within the club.
Contract Details
The deal, confirmed by the club, is valid for the next five years, providing stability for both Lewis-Skelly and Arsenal. According to the official announcement, the contract runs until June 2030.
Player Background
Myles Lewis-Skelly is a midfielder who has been part of Arsenal’s youth academy. He made his debut for the first team against Manchester City in September 2024. Prior to his debut, the young midfielder had been making waves in the club’s youth teams, earning praise from manager Mikel Arteta in December 2024 for his talent. Lewis-Skelly’s progression was further highlighted in March 2025 when he received a call-up to the England national squad.
Recent Developments
The news of Lewis-Skelly’s contract extension comes after weeks of speculation, with reports emerging in June 2025 suggesting that the club was on the verge of securing a long-term deal with the midfielder. The agreement was subsequently confirmed on June 25, 2025, with the official announcement following on June 26, 2025.